"Reflections"
IRE's 5th single, the final track of the Poison Dreams EP.

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Mixed and mastered by Grant McFarland and Carson Slovak
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"Reflections" Lyrics:

The moon amidst the sea

Reaching out, with introspective lies 
I’d sell my soul to stop time 

The mocking shadows whisper songs of sweet relief and rest
The shame it floods and pulls me under set us free of this

I can’t stay here forever
It’s not fair that we don’t get to
Stay this young, not remember
My life is fleeting right before my eyes

The voice below it’s growing
Slowly grabbing me 
It grips around my soul
And it drags me down

I can’t stay here forever
It’s not fair that we don’t get to
Stay this young, not remember
My life is fleeting right before my eyes

And I’ll never be the same
As this life washes away
Remnants of what I used to be

When I look in the river
An old soul stares back at me
Clinging to life by a thread
Faint of beauty, full of misery
And when I close my eyes
I can see my reflection staring at me
I’m shattered and broken
How much time is left in this world for me?

(My life is fleeting right before eyes)

I can’t stay here forever
It’s not fair that we don’t get to
Stay this young, not remember
My life is fleeting right before my eyes

And I’ll never be the same
As this life washes away
Remnants of what I used to be

And I’ll never be the same
As this life washes away
Remnants of what I used to be

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Reflections

08:18

The Devil Wears Prada - Care More

Sleepwalking

Destiny For The Willing

Get Busy Living

As It Is - Speak Soft

I wanted to make this song at around 17 years of age. This song makes me cringe but maybe that's the point of opening up?

Famous Last Words - How The Mighty Mock The Weak

Revival Recordings