Soundwaves

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I was swallowed by an ocean
with no land that I could see
and the waves that crashed on my head
didn't seem to bother me
no no
no no

The ocean was made from bodies
That all seemed to cry out
Well I could see there faces
While I heard them shout
no no
no no

The waves were violently thrashing
As the sky opened up
And I could see them crashing
while I interrupt
this commotion
this commotion

Now I slip back to darkness
Let the waves cover me
Now I'm completely submerged
And it's getting hear to breath
no no
no no

And I'm drowning
I'm drowning
I'm drowning
I'm drowning

And there's no place
I'd rather be

Yeah there's no place
I'd rather be
no no
no no

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from The Seed Of Something, released September 10, 2011

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The Seed Of Something Des Moines, Iowa

the Seed of Something are a four piece garage rock outfit who have been punching hurricanes and writing dirty stuff on the wall since January of 2010 . Their youthful charisma and appreciation for the raw have earned them comparisons to The Replacements and Guided By Voices, among others. Their eponymous debut was released through Red Nude Tapes in September of 2011. ... more

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