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Calling Us Away

from "Parasites" by Seven Minute Silence

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lyrics

I don't mind the tried and true
The days go by without a clue
Night goes red while light goes blue
And its calling us, calling us away
Yeah its calling us, calling us away
Here they come to say goodbye
With that evil in their eyes
Was I blind, too blinded?
Hard to fight it
Wrong to right away, its calling us...

Tainted hearts and stupid jokes
These days I know a lot of folks
And they say 'why can't you get it right'
When its calling us, calling us away
Yeah its calling us, calling us away
Yeah its calling us, calling Us away
Yeah its calling us away
I just wanted to relay
All the sin in my eyes
The thin in the hope
Wait for the signs that I never get shown
No problems, gotta be..
Yeah they're calling us
Calling us away.....

Night goes red
Light goes blue
These days I know
A thing or two
I don't mind it
I don't mind it
I don't mind it
No I don't mind it all

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from "Parasites", released April 20, 2019
(Ingles, Bidart, Mills)

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Seven Minute Silence Claremont, California

Seven Minute Silence in a melodic alternative metal band hailing from Southern California.

Seven Minute Silence is:
John Ingles: Guitar/Vocals
Matt Bidart: Guitars/EFX
Bass Guitar: Miguel Caraballo
Bob Mills: Drums ... more

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