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Ocean

from Vessel by The Worlders

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Sift through the precious seconds as they slip pass
With each golden grain of sand that drains through an hourglass
Disappear for a moment within the mind
Where motion is frozen to break the binding chains of time
Forever unfolds into the ocean the endless eye holds
The fountain that flows with the still waters of the soul
In a desert of deserted dreams far below the sea of sky
The shadow of death drowns in the cresting waves of light
Mountains turned to dust by a word in the wind
Walking with a voice to wake the ghost that glows inside the skin
With the story of a song sung in the rolling breeze
So gloriously told all freely fall to their knees
Finding strength for faith in what hope promises
Cowering before what the power accomplishes
Collapsing reality into nothingness
To transcend into the kingdom of consciousness
We seem so surprised
To find the truth is still alive
When we let our dreams die
And left to live a lie
We seem so surprised
To find the truth is still alive
When we let our dreams die
And left to live a lie

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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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