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Forever

from Vessel by The Worlders

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Into the unknown we venture all alone
Born blind to the truth until the light starts to show
Doubts fade as the fruits of hope begin to grow
Paths arise for footsteps to be taken on their own
Torn apart by the convictions of the heart
Leading to the guarded gateway to the stairs of stars
Enter beyond the edge of the horizon
Surrounded by the sanctuary of silence
Dissolving into the gulf of boundless beauty
For the harmony found in the devout doing of duty
Diving into the depth of meaning
The essence in the breath of all that’s breathing
The mystery of the divine
Eternally burning in fiery flames pouring from the eyes
Opening wide to drink the living light
Reflected by the mirrored perfection of paradise
Walk into the light
With open ears and open eyes
Walk into the light
With open hearts and open minds
Walk into the light
With the will to change life
Walk into the light
Walk into the light

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from Vessel, released July 8, 2013
Written by: M. Shay
Produced, mixed, & vocal effects by: Anvil Hands
Recorded, edited, mixed, & mastered by: Think
Published by: Businessmen's Record Club (ASCAP)

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The Worlders San Diego, California

The Worlders, are an alternative hip-hop group, consisting of producer Anvil Hands and songwriter Michael Patrick Shay. Creating worlds with both words and sound to immerse the listener with a sense of mystery. Anvil Hands' production plays like the soundtrack to a film accompanying Michael Patrick Shay’s poetic lyrics. With each song being an introspective journey of self-reflection. ... more

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