Cast forth a beat like a curse or disease 
Layer esoteric words upon the reminisce of a scream 
Cauldron boils black with the wool of a bat 
Fingers of a strangled babe keeps the gruel thick and slab 
Sound-waves forming chains 
A Scorpion King becomes a slave 
Drowned above a stage with a doomed reflex to obey 
Glare of malevolence rids the keys to unlock the fence 
Wear tight a talisman for there's no god to cure this trance 

Harvest a forlorn dream 
Desert's are welcoming 
Goblins, trolls, and thieves 
Luminary, Predatory, Emissary 

Glow with fire 
Adapt with water 
Grow with mother 
Relax with father

UNLV Studios 
Recorded by the do-pest 

unmastered 

Fernando Caraveo-Percussion 
Zane Scharf-Guitar/Vocals 
Adam Gonzales-Bass 
Kevin Linsley-Mandolin/Vocals

Winter Wizard

 
Is it time to withdraw from this isolated diversion from which we call home? At the corner of complacency and malignant minds, rush hour is permanent and discretion is futile. The concrete has dried but the children’s feet continue to sink. A light flashes green but not for more than a second before halting the nature of progress. Clocks indicate debt and a conversation becomes loitering. Every face that passes by is a comfy house; eyes like windows to peer through but all are afraid to knock on the door but never too hesitant to breathe on the window and scratch into the fogged up surface before vanishing off the beaten path. Reach beyond the pale where Mother Nature will answer questions that are unimaginable. Listen without thought and teach without force. Use this new fiery rapport to melt away the frozen ambitions of a conventional majority. At last, the water is here; though its pliability cannot be fully digested because now the boundaries are extinct. From here on every step forward gives birth to the orders of the new man. 
From here on every action performed and every word spoken will be a reflection of an elemental lullaby. Upon this introspection coalesced the nativity of Firewater Folklore.     


Winter Wizard

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