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Wage These Wars
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Commandeered & Conquered
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Commandeered and conquered
It was everything I fear
Now, I stand here, solo
In the darkest of the year
Sleepless nights by the winter heater hum
All the dreams, so sweet and unsung
Put my faith in between
The ticket was not redeemed
A forlon anthem
Was ringing on the rise
All the words were running
Through the pastures and the cold
Recesses of my mind
Recesses of my mind
Recesses of my mind
Standing on the precipice
My 35,000 foot view
The tempest calm reaction
Placates atmospheres
No more running wild
I’m staying in the clear
Suit myself for stable times
Before everything goes nowhere
I’m out here on the path; I’m not looking back
With pressure put upon; pressure put upon
I’m still on the beam; I’m still on the beam
Blood’s still flowing through my veins, veins
Falling down these streets where they don’t have no name
Blizzards full of wonder
Pushing at my back
Conundrums and assumptions
Breathing down my neck
But, I will keep the faith
When no one keeps the faith
I am commandeered and conquered no more
No more
So, I’m standing on the precipice
A 35,000 foot view
The tempest calm reaction
Placates atmospheres
No more running wild
I’m staying in the clear
Suit myself for stable times
Before everything goes nowhere
I’m out here on the path; I’m not looking back
With pressure put upon; pressure put upon
I’m still on the beam; I’m still on the beam
Blood’s still flowing through my veins, veins
Falling down these streets where they don’t have no name
Blizzards full of wonder
Pushing at my back
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Lost in the Atmosphere
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Glimmer/Gray
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Black Highways
05:25
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Old Milwaukee Ave.
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Chemicals & Allegories
02:13
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Losing You
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Highway Robbery
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Catastrophize
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Bryan Joseph Kuhn Bolingbrook, Illinois
Bryan Joseph Kuhn has been writing and recording his own music for nearly 15 years.
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