NoiSays - What Harmony Was

from Volume 5 by Mathcore Index

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lyrics

Happiness-one color in a broad spectrum
Nothing but a fleeting lie

Time and life will be erased
Going day by day
Reaching for a solution
To a natural process - misery
They're reaching for an island
But it's floating many years
Above the sea they swim

Float above them
Accept misery

Good cats and good dogs
Don't have to get along
To live in a good home

Why dont they tell them that?
Why don't they spend their time another way?
Why don't they understand?
Why?
Why dont I tell them that?
Why don't I spend my time another way?
Why don't I understand?
Why?

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from Volume 5, released September 19, 2018
All music and lyrics by NoiSays:

darktrailrecords.bandcamp.com/album/noisays

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Promoting underground music since 2009, companion podcast available on iTunes and SoundCloud / San Francisco, New York, Dallas, Montréal.

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Best of Volumes 1-5

Jun 2020
Volume 6

May 2020
Volume 5

Sep 2018
Volume 4

Oct 2017
Volume 3

Apr 2017
Volume 2

Nov 2016
Volume 1

Jul 2016

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