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from Here be Dragons by Atlas

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lyrics

In the cover of night,
sleep escapes you again.
You watched how your life unfold,
played out in your head.
In the bright daylight,
you'll start running again.
Away from the frames of your life,
all the stills and the negatives.

See how you run, how you run, how you run.
Don't look back, won't look back, can't look back.

Now you're cutting through the maze,
tearing at the seams.
But the threads hold you fast,
they are here to stay.
If you wander in the night,
you'll get burnt by the flames.
You're still in the frames of your life,
but you're writing the plot for now.

See how you run, how you run, how you run.
Don't look back, won't look back, can't look back.

credits

from Here be Dragons, released March 15, 2014
Written and performed by Atlas.
Produced, mixed and recorded by Leonard Soosay at Snakeweed Studios.
Mastered by Matthew Gray at Matthew Gray Mastering.
Art by Yeo Jian Long.

Supported by the National Arts Council, Singapore.

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Atlas Singapore

Formed on the 23rd of January 2011, Atlas melds ambient guitar riffs, math rock influenced beats and intense melodies, creating noodles of music quite unlike anything you've known. Have a taste.

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