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It Is What It Is

from Dimensions by Requiem Owns Horizons

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lyrics

I'm having a bad day
You can probably tell
Hashtag I'm not feeling myself

Empty bottles and broken dreams
When they fall to the ground we miss the leaves
We miss the sound when there's to much silence
Alcohol proof happiness
Really seems to help no one
Nowhere to breath in all this space

My life's at a crossroads
Traffic jam inside my head
Thinking of the words
That I should have said
This is my mountain
And I must climb it on my own

Empty bottles and broken dreams
When they fall to the ground we miss the leaves
We miss the sound when there's to much silence
Alcohol proof happiness
Really seems to help no one
Nowhere to breath in all this space

Its gone now Well recently it has but don't worry I will have made a new one But at this point in space and time things were going to reach something of a Crescendo

How do you know

What it does
What it does

Empty bottles and broken dreams
When they fall to the ground we miss the leaves
We miss the sound when there's to much silence
Alcohol proof happiness
Really seems to help no one
Your world is a different place
No way to breath in all that space

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from Dimensions, track released April 14, 2022

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Requiem Owns Horizons Fremont, Nebraska

Heavy Metal, Post-Hardcore, Progressive band from Fremont, NE

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