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Phoenix Rising
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From coast to coast and
Through the oceans
Collective heart and soul
The phoenix love, the rising tide
Soon to see it
And we’ll believe it
Once and for all it’s here
By God this is the chance we’ve dreamed
The lies have been fed unto blind eyes
The truth has been hidden in plain sight
We’ve been played and that’s the bottom line
And we cannot go back even if we try
They want us to be alone in fear
Divided, convinced the end is near
Our dreams are not so far away
If you cannot blank out for another day
Their false truth certified
Imposed fear fortified
Their end goal, they won’t show
Can’t play dumb anymore
Where’s it stop? What’s the score?
Hidden out of mind
And occulted from time
Dispersed in everything
Paraded round in disguise
Then branded insane
To squash the feeling
It’s time to wake up
Becoming all we’re meant to be
And when you see it
You will feel it
We are the shifting tide
Dear God we are the change we need
How can you find the words to say
When you’re sucking their self prescriptive haze?
Don’t you dare question the charade
Focus on making it through the day
Duality of the rise and fall
Is where we go one, yeah, we go all
Here and now, the fight of our lives
Our shadows are forced into the light
Are you scared? Here’s a cure
Sovereignty? Please ignore
Lock me down, strip away
Lost my voice, that’s OK
No control anyway
Have they convinced you that
You’re angry and you’re displaced?
With rapid fire speed
Suppressed and beaten and shamed (shame shame shamed)
Time to stop hoping that
The pain will just go away
They do not speak for us
We will consent no more
To truly be at peace
Is all an inner war
Each part is everything
The omnipresent source
Oh
Om
Try to breathe deep
This moment is sweet
We are truly
All we do need
Om
Om
Om
Om
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Phantom Limb Chicago, Illinois
Phantom Limb is a Chicago area rock band playing an eclectic mix of alternative, punk, grunge, metal, indie and experimental
music.
Dan Kalish: vocals, guitars, drums, bass, keys
Randy Kalish: guitars and bass
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