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In The Distance

by Blakkmire

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In the Distance

With all this runnin'
I was nearly done in
Cuz I couldn't keep the pace

Your fascination
With your destination
Got you caught up in the race

It used to be so easy-To match you stride for stride
But those days are gone-And I follow at your heels from now on
After Ive been cast aside-Damn your fooloish pride

You're running blind
Toward the finish line-its waiting in the distance
You pay no mind
To whats left behind-its fading in the distance


Theres a new star risin
On the far horizon
And you think its destiny

What I once admired
Has grown old and tired
And somehow Youve forgotten me

I swore id be no burden
i wouldn't lead you from the track
Though the path ahead is still uncertain
You still got me at your back


It used to be so easy-To match you stride for stride
But those days are gone-And I follow at your heels from now on
After Ive been cast aside

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released August 4, 2013

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Blakkmire Phoenix, Arizona

Blakkmire@gmail.com - Circa 1991, Gerry and Tracey were members of Tantalizer and then later in Guilty, Phoenix area local bands. As life took them in differrent directions, 20 years later they reconnected and are currently recording a full length album. Be patient, music will be loaded as soon as possible. And the page will be updated with current pics and additional information. ... more

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