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Time sure has been unkind and wicked in its ways.
The thought of you should be long gone and faded like my childhood days.
But you still linger inside; just like a bad taste in my mouth.
I can't stop hating myself for leaving you with my disappearing act.

My body is tired; I can't run anymore.
'Cause all the feelings I once had made me run.
And everyone of my lies was the truth.
It's just hard to see it 'cause I stole what was sacred to you.

I still remember the first day we met on that morning train.
You surprised me when that pretty dress and stilettos started dancing off into the rain.
I use to be so dark and lonely and high all the time.
And you were my angel that came and picked me up and shook me up and showed me the light.

I can't deny all the feelings I cannot shake.
'Cause I now know that your the one that got away.

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from Dead Of Winter - Demo, released January 1, 2014

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Empire Of Gold Chicago, Illinois

The new album, The Devil Is In The Details, from Oregon musician Michael Dole, aka Empire of Gold, is burning and smoking with lo-fi, deep lyrical content and alt rock and grunge-inspired angst. Part of Dole’s hardcore DIY ethos is evident in the fact that he refuses to change his raw, punk-inspired garage rock sound to satisfy any of the industry’s “predetermined, cookie-cutter format.” ... more

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