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Terrified (For Allie Berlyn)

from A Thousand Times the Speed of Light - LP by Bombenkinder

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lyrics

Voices are singing
Something's coming
And I can feel it in my bones

I could fear all the noises
Trying to take you away from me
But I won't

Save yourself
Because its always worth it
Help yourself
This is what we wanted

Fight the feeling that you're all alone
This I know you remember well

I closed my eyes you traveled quickly
A thousand times the speed of light
And now you're here

Save yourself
Because its always worth it
Help yourself
This is what we wanted

You're not done
You're not done yet

credits

from A Thousand Times the Speed of Light - LP, released July 24, 2018
Recorded, engineered and produced by: Frank Marchand at Waterford Digital Studio, Maryland.
www.waterforddigital.com
Mastered by: Alan Douches at West West Side Music, New York.
www.westwestsidemusic.com/14alan.html
Music Written by: Bombenkinder
Allen Nichols: Vocals, lyrics, backing vocals.
Kirk Floyd: Guitar, keyboards.
Jeffrey Wesoloski: Bass.
Eric Surratt: Drums, backing vocals.

Photography and artwork by Rock N Roll Socialite and Rebecca Jean Gardner for Crow Spit Studios.
www.rocknrollsocialite.com

In memory of Dr.Bill Sweeney

Record Label: Go Save The World

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