Brookston Turbines
from Revelations by Breathtaker
lyrics
While I know that you have to flee, every breath inside of me… It takes it’s time shredding up my nerves and all its just deserves. Who has bid his time? But it has led me here to you. And every single fucking clue, it draws me deeper in. And I, I can’t let it go. I can’t let you go again. Not again. I have found the last thing that I need to know that you would not concede to breaking any of your rules all about not living just for you. I am climbing up the stairs. My gun is drawn for you. You do not hear me. I am breaking down the… “Who are you?” “Who am I?”
credits
from Revelations,
released February 24, 2015
Engineered and produced by Breathtaker. Mixed by Joshua Aaron Smith. Mastered by Alan Douches for West West Side Music.
Engineered and produced by Breathtaker. Mixed by Joshua Aaron Smith. Mastered by Alan Douches for West West Side Music.
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