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Slaves to the wave

from the bulls are running by Deserts of Maine

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I hear the warning, so loud the sound
they got eyes in the sky, ears to the ground
cant you see them coming, over the fields
no practice run this time, this is for real
and for the first time I opened up my eyes and saw the light
a slave to the wave broadcasting all our lives
out in the distance this resistance they cant help but despise
and we remain slaves to the wave
here come the roses, here come the wine
but when the fucking is done your the one left behind
some say were paranoid, don't find that true
now drink your Kool-Aid, and put on those jogging shoes
and for the first time I opened up my eyes and saw the light
a slave to the wave broadcasting all our lives
out in the distance this resistance they cant afford the compromise
and we remain slaves to the wave
Meteor showers and tidal waves, why do I feel so unafraid
some people say these are the end of days, but I feel A-O-K.
Up in the vortex of this cyclonic rain
there's a little place I don't feel so insane
Down in the bunker we got everything you need
we got food rations and stacks of M-16s
and for the first time I opened up the gates and saw the light
Gabriel's trumpet blowing, stars burst in the sky
Out in the distance there's a comet coming, hey lets catch a ride
and we'll remain slaves to the wave no more
we'll leave this place behind

credits

from the bulls are running, released July 7, 2013
Dave Beck/ Bass
Evan Peterson/ Drums
Kyle Connolly/ Guitars, Piano, Vocals

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