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So Do You
02:26
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Will the river rise?
Will the river rise?
Will the sun go black, darken all the skies?
They flee the city to escape a certain fate.
Then they turn into the very thing they hate.
So do you
Does it sound like lies?
Does it sound like lies?
Words escape their lips, fear begins to rise.
I flee the city to escape a certain fate.
Then I turn into the very thing I hate.
So do you
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So Do You - Acoustic
02:30
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Will the river rise?
Will the river rise?
Will the sun go black, darken all the skies?
They flee the city to escape a certain fate.
Then they turn into the very thing they hate.
So do you
Does it sound like lies?
Does it sound like lies?
Words escape their lips, fear begins to rise.
I flee the city to escape a certain fate.
Then I turn into the very thing I hate.
So do you
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Dust Beneath Dirt Denver, Colorado
Born in the shadows of the Rocky Mountains, Dust Beneath Dirt blend aggressive grooves, reflective expanses, and
contemplative lyrics in their post-alternative style.
Dust Beneath Dirt's music speaks to our commonalities and fragilities. They examine the beautiful and ugly truths that bind us as humans.
Currently, they're writing songs for the follow up to their 2023 EP, 'No More Horizons.'
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