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Mellow Down

from Call Of The Wolf EP by Faith In Jane

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lyrics

Laugh at myself I'm on the edge
I'm growing closer and closer to losin my head
And time is no concern and all is said
The book is read hey whats that overhead
Empty street, dim lit room
Where booze is consumed you know the same old tune
Now who's that knockin round my way
Makes me think of yesterdays
When you felt the same
And now I know that it's a real shame
Things aren't that way, but that's okay just
Move along don't let it keep ya bound
Walk through it like mist and mellow down
And I feel as one

Hit the pipe heavy cuz I'm feeling that the levee's gonna break
Accept mistakes and look towards tomorrow in a positive way

The city looks okay from far away
But I'm stayin far away across that line
I'm not gonna lie not everything is fine
Makes it hard to keep the good thoughts i mind
Still keepin on smoke what I got
Riff the shit out and free all the thoughts

And I feel as one

Hit the pipe heavy cuz I'm feeling that the levee's gonna break
Accept mistakes and look towards tomorrow in a positive way

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from Call Of The Wolf EP, released July 1, 2012

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The Faith in Jane sound. A groove laden blend of stoner/doom metal played with power and technical skill. An individual sound with instrumental prowess. faithinjane@gmail.com
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