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Underground

from Bioluminescence by Imaginary Colors

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lyrics

It’s our own.
What’s the rush in us, pushing me out the door?
I hear the fear in my veins calling out my poise.
I’m spinning and i’ve lost control.
Nothing to hold, nowhere i’ve known.
You might want to run away but stay.
If it’s all wrong, there is no way.
We’re spinning and we’re spinning and we’re spinning around.
Is living a decision? Am I underground?
No more rush in us. Nothing we’re reaching for.
I can feel the fear in my veins crawling out my pores.
Still spinning and still no control.
Nothing to hold, no where to go.
You might find truth doesn't fade away.
It can’t be sought, there is no way.
We’re spinning and we’re spinning and we’re spinning around.
Is leaving a decision? Am I underground?
Feel it all in a steady pulse.
Love in a heavy, steady flow.
If being is achieving, then all our ghosts are living.
And seeing is relieving.
If being is achieving I am underground.
Steady.
Feel it all in a steady pulse. Love in a heavy glow.
If being is achieving I am underground
Going dark.
Dark.

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from Bioluminescence, released June 4, 2023
Music written & produced by Imaginary Colors
Artwork by Katrina Patsogiannis

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