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Desperate Desolate

from Waves EP (Deluxe Edition) by Mahal

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  • We are only going to print a few hardcopies of "Waves" and that is it. We will sign them if you ask us to. These will be shipped out on 05/08/2012. Grab these while you can because THESE ARE THE ONLY ONES THAT WILL BE PRINTED.

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    Brother Dreamer (acoustic)
    Droids (acoustic)
    Sharks Outta Water (Demo B-side)
    Brother Dreamer (Jaem dubstep remix)

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lyrics

I'm coming home and I will stay awake here/So tell them I'm making my own way in these footsteps i'm following

I have nothing left in this endeavor/I'm losing myself to the sea/We are the desperate/We are the desolate and we are/My lungs are filling with water instead of air

Oh hands of faith I can feel your grace here/ And this breath I take aint listening to ME

We are the Desperate/We are the Desolate/We are One

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from Waves EP (Deluxe Edition), track released October 15, 2011

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