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Artist: The Groundhogs
Canonical path: /the-groundhogs/split-part-1
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Split Part 1
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Split Part 1
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In the dying embers of a burnt-out day,
When morning seems a thousand hours away,
Dark prevails and the light gives up the fight to stay.
The blackness thickens and surrounds,
Masking all but distant sounds,
I seek for thought to occupy still conscious mind.
SOLO
As calm and peace surround my bed,
I feel that sleep is not far ahead,
But in place of slumber comes a bolt of fear instead.
SOLO
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