4 Polar Opposites

from Revolution EP by Of Ashes

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lyrics

Love told me once,
I could be anything in this world

I could spot a liar, from distances away

Did these words make sense,
when you heard my cries

wear the collar, to make this peace and kindness
fall away when left, to existence

Be safe if
you can't escape
your useless end

I will take what's mine,
and leave the rest to the filter,
that sifts through, your bullshit

changing the way that I move
changing the way that I think
changing the muscles, that move
when, I, breathe, in

burning the hole
burning the fabric
flawed from the start,
evil doesn't exist

And I leave this precipice, behind
Easy to change at the sight of, history

All the years of violence, makes us right
Or is simply that we,
all want power

we simply are what nature intended
human, for the sake of, being human
crushed into, a mold of currency

Right, Wrong

Background noise, to the voice behind your eyes
break through, break something,
All the pieces aren't intended to fit
Life's not a game of puzzles,

you can't track it down with ink
Life is short and sad, the only winners are the men
who seize their own, giving, side

And I leave this precipice, behind
Easy to change at the sight of, history

All the years of violence, makes us right
Or is simply that we,
all want power

We all want power

Right, Wrong
Sadness, Happiness
Life, Death
Beginning, end

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from Revolution EP, released September 3, 2013

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Of Ashes Denver, Colorado

Of Ashes is:
Cory Jones (guitar / drums)
Jared Doty (vocals)
Lindsey Chard (bass)
Ryan Miller (guitar)

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