Already Too Late
from Colorless Aquarium by Paper Hero
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lyrics
Again
Waking up inside this place that feels so familiar. Static blinds my eyes, I see in black and white. How many times will I return to this cacophony of sight? Take it all in through the mind’s eye; lose track of what’s inside and what is real. Beckoned to my throne once more. Perched atop disappearing hues. Radiance is gone in me; the irony of relief.
Can’t remember when I started coming here, but they all know me now. Once of my construction, no longer under my control.
If I could just... If only I could... It would be so simple.
Exhaustion creeping up on me, it’s too easy. If I could just strip worthlessness of its parts - but first, I must sleep.
Can’t remember when I started coming here, but they all know me now. Once of my construction, no longer under my control.
I’m not sure that I can handle the pressure. Wipe my eyes dry. Let this weight sit atop my chest. Wipe my mind dry. I’m not ready, but I’m sick of waiting. I will fail myself no longer. Catch and release; I’ll return one way or another. Placated by a sense of routine. I don’t shake, I don’t tremble. Steady my hands, unperturbed. One last glimpse and pull.
Waking up inside this place that feels so familiar. Static blinds my eyes, I see in black and white. How many times will I return to this cacophony of sight? Take it all in through the mind’s eye; lose track of what’s inside and what is real. Beckoned to my throne once more. Perched atop disappearing hues. Radiance is gone in me; the irony of relief.
Can’t remember when I started coming here, but they all know me now. Once of my construction, no longer under my control.
If I could just... If only I could... It would be so simple.
Exhaustion creeping up on me, it’s too easy. If I could just strip worthlessness of its parts - but first, I must sleep.
Can’t remember when I started coming here, but they all know me now. Once of my construction, no longer under my control.
I’m not sure that I can handle the pressure. Wipe my eyes dry. Let this weight sit atop my chest. Wipe my mind dry. I’m not ready, but I’m sick of waiting. I will fail myself no longer. Catch and release; I’ll return one way or another. Placated by a sense of routine. I don’t shake, I don’t tremble. Steady my hands, unperturbed. One last glimpse and pull.
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from Colorless Aquarium,
released July 29, 2016
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Paper Hero Chicago, Illinois
Chicago progressive metal band Paper Hero balances unconventional song structures and time signatures with enticing melodic hooks, creating music with great depth that is easy to sink in to.
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