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Newest of the Natural Senses

from Ruine by The Earthly Frames

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2062 is also a rough year.

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Back in sixty-two
We were losing ground and the rent was due

Took a flyer down
Medical study, seen it ‘round town

Change the way you see
it’s your opportunity

Change the way you hear
Help find the cure

So why not try to help?
Plus some pocket coin to help myself

Signed away my rights
Filled out the form with my loved one’s dislikes

Take it once a day
Take it with no food

Call without delay
‘Till the study concludes

Now what you see is what you get, what you get, what you get when you’re barely looking
You call and cry, you scream until you forget, you forget, you forget what you were really seeing

Can you remember
Those songs you knew before?

Photos and letters
Now blank on your living room floor

On the sixteenth day
My eyes went dark and I started to sway

Then I tried to scream
I felt held down by something unseen

Did I hear my name?
It sounded familiar, but not quite the same

Blind or future sight
Can’t see now, but I see tomorrow’s light

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from Ruine, released June 25, 2020
written, performed, and produced by The Earthly Frames (ASCAP). Recorded at Code Owl Studio. Mastered by Ravi Krishnaswami at COPILOT Music + Sound. Marvin Muoneké vocals. Thanks to Google Magenta for the Nsynth used on this and other tracks.

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The Earthly Frames is recording artist Gabriel Walsh. He's currently in process of creating The Rainbow Table, a nine album series corresponding to ROYGBIV (with black and white). The latest album is blue: Taped Over coming in April of 2023.

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