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Scapegoat Moon
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Every little bit of it counts
Take time, let the dust settle down
Scapegoat told the moon not to frown
(Still) wise got the stars in his eyes
Found meaning to everyone’s surprise
Scapegoat told the moon not to frown
Sometimes you’re feeling like you are drowning
Sometimes the sun’s your eyes
Sometimes “being” is tiring...
Not looking forward to the next Surprise
Every sun will soon start to fall
Gold rays start to bend in different ways
Scapegoat told the moon not to frown
Soak in all the wisdom of the day
Paved roads that were broken yesterday
Scapegoat told the moon not to frown
Sometimes you’re feeling like you are drowning
Sometimes the sun’s your eyes
Sometimes “being” is tiring...
Not looking forward to the next Surprise
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Sophic Bloom Hartford, Connecticut
Zerp - multi-instrumentalist and producer of many different genres including: hip hop, electronic, ambient, pop, and folk
teams up with drummer/guitarist Mic Nicosia to bring some of the 90's alternative grunge vibe back to your ears.
Sophic Bloom comes from the idea that wisdom is gained when experience is reflected upon. That's when wisdom blooms.
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