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Temporal

from Elemental Fusion by Warscythe

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temporal, second track off the elemental fusion Ep

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Reality, perception of what is real
Transient encounters reflecting aspiration
And purpose, a sense of affinity
Impermanent, our journey unfolds

Time is ever fleeting, slipping through our hands
Do we really ever, ever have control

Persistent adversity
Disillusion actuality
Within the mind, to what we hold near
Cherishing this instant, as it disappears

Life, a transcendental gift, a question of
Death, transition, a question of what awaits
Gazing into the celestial inspires hope
Symbolize our voyage; the path ahead is a passing

Tide, a surge in the ocean, we depart
A Sea of waves continual, takes our place
As leaves in the wind Take their flight
Birth, to growth, they perish and alight

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from Elemental Fusion, released October 29, 2010
All music and lyrics by Justin Sakogawa

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Justin Sakogawa - Guitar/Vocals

Steve Danska – Guitar

Jb Schuler – Drums

Travis La Berge - Bass

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