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Genesis
03:54
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To Know
04:31
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Serpents
04:17
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Falling (feat. Natalie)
05:41
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I don't trust myself
I left the pastures for the hills
Wild eyes gaze another horizon
Would a sunset settle for a thrill
I'll journey out
I'll embark upon raging seas
Expose my heart to the elements
Oh to wonder
I didn't ask for this
Will I find you in the midst
Did I have to fall, did I have to lose it all
Save me from myself
Am I falling into you
Am I falling over the edge
Am I falling into you
Will you catch me in the end
I'm falling into you
Am I falling over the edge
Am I falling into you
Catch me in the end
Falling into you
Did I have to fall, did I have to lose it all
Save me from myself
Did I have to fall, did I have to lose it all
I don't trust her, I don't trust myself
Did I have to fall, did I have to lose it all
Save me from myself
Did I have to fall, did I have to lose it all
I don't trust her, I don't trust myself
That's alright if you are here
I don't trust her, I don't trust myself
Say my name so I know you're near
Falling
Falling
Falling (I am falling out and I am falling now)
Falling...
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Nautical Divine Saint Paul, Minnesota
Created by Minnesota artist David James Allison, this project was born as an idea to bridge the gap between concept song- writing and cutting-edge bass music. Hoping to express the intensities of the human experience and navigating the raging waves of life, this project has become the outlet for nothing but raw inspiration in the form of pulsating sound design and heart-moving melodic progressions. ... more
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