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Arrival - Commentary Version

Hold your breath, stick out your chest 
Slap your face so you can make sense of this 
Look away to lose contact 
To forget why you ever thought that 

Hold your guard, don't let it down 
Not for a second, don’t make a sound 
Hold your tongue, please don’t let it out 
The fear of learning what it’s all about…  

“Just a little while longer…”  

Guard this secret with all of your life 
Don’t you tell a soul, cause they’ll know that you’ve tried! 
There’s no going back 
You can’t take it back 
Once you have said what you have done 

All of the thoughts will flood your head 
Pretty soon, there will be nothing left 
All of the hope has been misled 
So say a prayer, and lie your best  

Swear on your soul 
Swear on your grave 
Swear on your life 
Cross your heart and hope to die  

NOW! (NOW!) HOW ABOUT NOW?!  

Take my hand, I am ready…

Come And Take It

Intro

Patch Me Up - Special Edition

Doppelgänger Stranger, Pt. II

Never Enough

Patch Me Up

"Aim To Please" explores the complexities of human relationships and the struggle to find one's true identity. The lyrics delve into the internal conflicts and self-doubt that often plague individuals, creating a relatable and introspective experience for listeners.

With an infectious hook and aggressive vocals that scream instant warfare, "Aim To Please" is a song that will grip you from the start. The duo’s unique sound, characterized by their dynamic instrumentation and passionate vocals, sets them apart from their peers and showcases their potential for more.

Sin Seer’s first official single from their upcoming debut album is just the beginning of what promises to be an exciting musical journey. With a unique blend of raw emotion and captivating melodies, Sin Seer aims to make an everlasting impact.

Aim To Please

"Arrival" is about coming to a conclusion of clarity. After enough time has passed, you get to a point where you're finally able to learn acceptance. Upon deep reflection, we are able to proceed forward.

The song in, and of itself, is a continuation of previous subject matters. The lyrics themselves resume where the first collaborative single, "SureStay" left off.

Strong expressions of deep connection and the fear of letting go, but the understanding of peace that comes once you have.

The raw emotions through the words written give a vital, yet universal experience of navigating through change.

Through the telling of those emotions and the sense of longing in them, "Arrival" provides that comfort through perspective. Touching on themes of change, self-reflection, and the special bond two people share.

Arrival

No more dreams

I know I’ve dreamed this once before 
It was all so clear, I swear 
The visuals  
I could’ve sworn  
That all of them were here a second ago  

It’s dark and I’m all alone  
Without a spark 
I’m not afraid, I will embark  
Take the deepest walk inside 
If only I knew where to start   

Looking all around 
But I can hardly  I can hardly see 

Why does this keep happening to me? 

A reoccurring theme... 
There is no place to be    

I remember it all… 
Like, like it was only yesterday 
A darkness seen 
Deep within me   

A familiar face I've never seen 
Refusing to acknowledge me 
A familiar place I've never been 
That seems to lead me to no end  

And now... 

There’s no one left in sight  
But I don’t seem to mind 

I don't seem to mind  

(Finally...) 
I can see the light  

So please…  
No more dreams

Save It For Last

Go behind the song with Trey Saucillo, lead vocals of the heavy metal duo SIN SEER, as we dive into the details of the recording process behind the making of their debut album, 'Arrival' - Trey takes you behind the scenes with each and every song, and in deep description of how each song came to be. Available now everywhere for streaming and for download

Commentary - Arrival

Commentary - Introduction

Commentary - Aim To Please

Forming in 2015, two aspiring songwriters from South Texas found a catalyst for the driving force that would become known as Sin Seer. Since the initial release of their debut EP 3 years later, Cameron McLendon and Trey Saucillo have honed in a sound that separates heavier influences, blends alternative melodies, and dispels all traditions before them.