Intro
from Don't Trust This Storm by Signalfire
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Come with me and you'll see the sun,
All the battles we've lost and won.
All the places we've gone before,
All the world and so much more.
Make it to the shore and carry on the memory;
How I'm sure that this won't be the death of me.
The water rushes in; the boat is sinking,
but hope is on the way, and all I'm thinking is:
The fire in the sky will leave you blinded,
but hope is in my heart, and I'm reminded
of how I'm sure I'll give this life the best of me -
I'll sail into the sun and carry on the memory.
All the battles we've lost and won.
All the places we've gone before,
All the world and so much more.
Make it to the shore and carry on the memory;
How I'm sure that this won't be the death of me.
The water rushes in; the boat is sinking,
but hope is on the way, and all I'm thinking is:
The fire in the sky will leave you blinded,
but hope is in my heart, and I'm reminded
of how I'm sure I'll give this life the best of me -
I'll sail into the sun and carry on the memory.
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from Don't Trust This Storm,
released June 28, 2012
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Signalfire Salt Lake City, Utah
Signalfire began in basement jam sessions, and developed into a group called Cloud Nine, a strictly studio band consisting of the original 4(Chris, Mark, Adam, and Dub Nelly). The band managed to record a self produced and self titled LP in spring 2006 which produced the hits American Idle, The Monster Song, and Two Cents Short. After several years of hiatus, they are back and better than ever. ... more
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