Doppelganger
from The Flying Machine by Apex of Apathy
lyrics
In the depths of winter I found in myself
Something I can’t describe
When I calm my mind, it always calls to me
This December, I’ll be free
Take a picture so you can remember me
If memory fails you, you can look back and see
The man who I was, who I used to be
I was searching for something so desperately
Now that it’s gone I almost want to go back
Sometimes the truth isn’t what you expect
Now that I’m alone I must face myself
Their shielded eyes could never see
What I see now with this one track mind
I’m on the other side
Take a picture so you can remember me
If memory fails you, you can look back and see
The man who I was, who I used to be
I was searching for something so desperately
Now that it’s gone I almost want to go back
Sometimes the truth isn’t what you expect
Something I can’t describe
When I calm my mind, it always calls to me
This December, I’ll be free
Take a picture so you can remember me
If memory fails you, you can look back and see
The man who I was, who I used to be
I was searching for something so desperately
Now that it’s gone I almost want to go back
Sometimes the truth isn’t what you expect
Now that I’m alone I must face myself
Their shielded eyes could never see
What I see now with this one track mind
I’m on the other side
Take a picture so you can remember me
If memory fails you, you can look back and see
The man who I was, who I used to be
I was searching for something so desperately
Now that it’s gone I almost want to go back
Sometimes the truth isn’t what you expect
credits
from The Flying Machine,
released March 21, 2013
license
all rights reserved
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about
Apex of Apathy Las Vegas, Nevada
Post-Hardcore / Progressive band from Las Vegas.
discography
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Nov 2013 -
Mar 2013 -
Jul 2012
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