Peripheral Thought
from Fahuazhen 法华镇 by The Horde
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Music and Lyrics // Fierce Franco
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He looked down at his gold watch
He couldn’t believe the time
If only he had remembered
Life was far from sublime
The air was crisp against his face
Rocks crumbled beneath his feet
He stumbled on a crooked path
Next time he’ll do it differently
The belief that time heals all wounds
Is only but a myth
One thing we should learn too soon
Is a little forgiveness
He tried to focus on the path
Counting cracks on his walk
Using past experiences
And peripheral thought
Car horns, traffic, and bus stops
Birds, bugs, children, and tree leaves
Are things he used to stop
And take his time
Take his time
He couldn’t believe the time
If only he had remembered
Life was far from sublime
The air was crisp against his face
Rocks crumbled beneath his feet
He stumbled on a crooked path
Next time he’ll do it differently
The belief that time heals all wounds
Is only but a myth
One thing we should learn too soon
Is a little forgiveness
He tried to focus on the path
Counting cracks on his walk
Using past experiences
And peripheral thought
Car horns, traffic, and bus stops
Birds, bugs, children, and tree leaves
Are things he used to stop
And take his time
Take his time
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from Fahuazhen 法华镇,
released January 15, 2016
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Jan 2016 -
Mar 2013
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