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from Crashing: In Color by Mark Weber

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I always thought my life could be so much more. But with an ailing body and a broken mind. Dreams are only real when you stay in your head. Create a world for one.
Don't waste your breath on me. I'm where I need to be.
I wasn't always so terrified. One day I woke up could no longer breathe. Flying through air. Holding my breath. Fighting for life.
Before it's over put the pen to paper. I need you to know I think my world is ending.
Save yourself. Run as fast as you can. The sky is falling. It's too late.
I needed more room on this page.
I wasn't always so terrified. One day I woke up could no longer breathe. Flying through air. Holding my breath. Fighting for life. I wasn't always so terrified.
It hurts so much and I feel so bad. Each morning I wake up from a nightmare. But only to find this world is hell.
Go back to sleep. There is no escape. Sing your praise. Say your prayers.
Hallelujah.

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from Crashing: In Color, released July 15, 2014
Mark Weber - Vocals, Guitars, Bass
Drew Goddard - Drums

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Mark Weber Chicago, Illinois

Mark Weber is a musician from the south suburbs of Chicago. Parallel Lines is his first release.

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