1. |
Close Enough To Feel
05:10
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2. |
Without You
04:48
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3. |
Harbinger
03:21
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4. |
I know you well
04:46
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got to know you well enough
to know a sense of who you are
you feel as if you don't belong
your body's here but your soul is gone
i know you well, your mask falls from your face
I know you well, well enough to stay away
i see you right in my way
you coerce and manipulate
i see that you like to play
i see that you don't see a thing
i know you well, well enough to stay away
i knew you when,
knew you when you weren't that way
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5. |
Goodbye
03:01
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The Folly Salem, Oregon
For the last five years The Folly has been focusing on playing live shows and writing material.
Their music is
infused with dramatic lyrics and deployed from a dark, satirical perspective.
Combined with heavy guitar harmonies, melodies, and a fierce rhythm section, The Folly pounds
a primal feeling into your chest.
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