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Alive & New

by Rival Shapes

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lyrics

Maybe alive and new.
Maybe just passing through.
Maybe I put stones in there,
just to see what the water'd do.
Put that in your pipe and blow,
cuz I'm out before you thought you'd know.
And it really shouldn't be,
but I see the space around you glowing.

It's time now for the dam to break,
but it'll give us more than it'll take.
Sometimes that's just the way it goes.
Let the water tell you where the land is low-
where the oak and the thistle grow,
where your end and your Nature meet.
Something said for landing on your feet,
after rooms implode inside your mind,
after whiskey river trips the flow.

Maybe alive and new.
Maybe just passing through.
Maybe I put stones in there,
just to see what the water'd do.
It's beauty what the nature make,
brutal when the life it take.
It really shouldn't be,
but I see the space around you glowing.

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released January 31, 2017
Grant Lange: flugelhorn, trumpet.

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Rival Shapes Tucson, Arizona

Fred Baker: Vocals, Guitar

Frank Dillon: Guitar

Brock Lange: Bass

Ryan Janac: Drums

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