Through Life
from Pulp by Left Aligned
about
This song is about the appreciation of life and taking things for granted. I feel like by spending life experiencing and appreciating things and the people you encounter, death becomes another way to experience the joy of life.
lyrics
Spending so much time in the dark
only helps me appreciate the light
the vibrancy of the colors
illuminated by florescent bulbs
reds and blue of different hues
so much left that we can lose
life is always drifting away
but everyday, everyday more is created
the greenest grass always dies too fast
good things in life are just another phase
hold them tight for all of your days
for our days are ephemeral, and forever fleeting
the dirt will always be there waiting for me
i can't stay here forever
someday when i'm fed to the earth
i hope that i'm steady, i hope that i'm ready
only helps me appreciate the light
the vibrancy of the colors
illuminated by florescent bulbs
reds and blue of different hues
so much left that we can lose
life is always drifting away
but everyday, everyday more is created
the greenest grass always dies too fast
good things in life are just another phase
hold them tight for all of your days
for our days are ephemeral, and forever fleeting
the dirt will always be there waiting for me
i can't stay here forever
someday when i'm fed to the earth
i hope that i'm steady, i hope that i'm ready
credits
from Pulp,
released December 15, 2014
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about
Left Aligned Denton, Texas
My name is Austin Longbine, this is my solo project. I record, mix, and master everything in various practice rooms, closets and bedrooms across Texas.
discography
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Nov 2013
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