Fruits of Gloom
from A Different Space of Mind by The Winter Passing
Z Peverill-Conti
Z Peverill-Conti
IM IN LOVE WITH THIS BAND
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12" LP
Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumThe Winter Passing A Different Space of Mind.
Co-released by 6131 Records (North America) and FITA Records (UK/EU) on September 18th, 2015.
Pressed on frosted clear vinyl.
Includes unlimited streaming of A Different Space of Mind via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Sold Out
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lyrics
I watched the moon turn into the sun.
I stared for longer than I should have.
That peachy colour keeps me from breaking.
This time of year makes me think that
I've been running away.
Say what you want me to say
From all of my fears.
Say what you need me to hear
A pattern of routine changes,
Name the place and name the time,
Cut the rope from around my ankles or echo me in solidarity
Madison, I'm doing fine
I stared for longer than I should have.
That peachy colour keeps me from breaking.
This time of year makes me think that
I've been running away.
Say what you want me to say
From all of my fears.
Say what you need me to hear
A pattern of routine changes,
Name the place and name the time,
Cut the rope from around my ankles or echo me in solidarity
Madison, I'm doing fine
credits
from A Different Space of Mind,
track released May 26, 2015
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