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Erised (Prelude)
01:47
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Revolution
03:53
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The hardest part
The hardest part is revolution
Standing on your heart
Rescinding the feeling
Of shadows in your eyes
And slowly revealing
The faith that left you blind
And all your wars of regret
Will leave us burning
While you pray alone
Fare thee well to all your skin
Your saviored bones revealed again
The hardest part is revolution
I’m subtle and fleeting
A ghost that turned your soul
And always beginning with wings that let you fall...away
And all our words of regret
Will leave you burning
And still ours hopes remain
Fare thee well to all your skin
Your saviored bones revealed again
The hardest part is revolution
The tower’s full of bricks and stone
Some confidence of dead men’s ghosts
Still raked, along the coals to burn - we wait
Fare thee well to all your skin
Your saviored bones revealed again
The hardest part is revolution below
Fare thee well to all your skin
Your saviored bones revealed again
The hardest part is revolution
Standing on your heart…
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Kingstarn Baltimore, Maryland
Kingstarn is a melodic alternative rock project with an emotive sound and style. Drawing from a variety of influences, their music is a convergence of consonance, dissonance, beauty, and sorrow.
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