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There was a calm, before the flood came
Swallowed our cities whole. Kept me wondering
What was our fate?

Yours is a face I cannot remember in all of those city lights
as they fade away in hues red and gold

But this serves me well, in my own hell
I sit and wonder what was our fate?
Holding still, I’m at your will
Do what you want, cause I know you’ll do it either way

Cause you have the say now, keeping my body here
Holding what guilt I dare not mention
A kiss on the brow, to wake me in mourning
Figuring out that all of this was a game, and you’d soon fade away

But you knew too well, now I’m in hell
Hoping for signs to get me out
God of me, wont you see?
Everything that we sever will surely bring us all to an end
We are, we are just falling apart
In the room where you would bleed out my swollen heart
We are, we are just falling apart
In the place where I forgot myself and I cant start.

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from Rock​(​LP), released October 25, 2014

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Dustin Saucier & The Sad Bastards Portland, Maine

Dustin is joined by his good friends to create rock that may be sad, but never maudlin. Influenced by all genres of the musical world, Dustin and The Sad Bastards have put out a full length and an EP, of which the EP was mentioned by Portland Phoenix as one of the best of 2013. ... more

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