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flat earth

from bio_​[​il​]​logic by dKOTA

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flat earth [12_06_2017]

you say there’s madness to reason
no wonder we’ve been sailing alone
you know we’ve been here before
an accident to claim of our own

we try to see past the horizon
no ship has ever docked on its shore
we cry without reason
it’s all we’ve got to make our flesh feel at home

you stray from sanity
to sanitize the dirt in your eyes
you fold like an acrobat
your bones suggest a corrupted mold

yet we lie down to forget the truth
it always was a burden to bear
so we die in anxious repose
evaporating tomorrow’s air

say another prayer to your gods that don’t care
they can’t save us from our genetic errors
belief is our folly
like sheep we will follow
past the edge and into thin air

You say there’s reason to madness
No wonder we’ve been failing alone

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from bio_​[​il​]​logic, released December 4, 2018
song, lyrics, acoustic guitar, and vocals by dustin johnsen; female vocals by christina lorentz; electric guitar by adam lee; drums by vincent lirocchi; engineering and mixing by adam lee; mastered by mike nolte at eureka mastering, portland, oregon; recorded at halfling studio, portland, oregon_

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dKOTA Portland, Oregon

dKOTA explores expansiveness, dynamics, unexpected progressions, and heartfelt lyrical expression. The project is lead by songwriter and vocalist, Dustin Johnsen. Dustin’s songwriting layers an amalgam of sonic textures, dissonance and resolve, and intentional rough edges. ... more

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