Linear

from ...of all ambition by Dog Of Panic

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lyrics

My mind replays
All the things that have built and destroyed us
Who are we to say
Who lives, who dies, who gets to enforce this?
Together we sink
But we deserve to rise
We’re crushed under the feet of our mores and lies
And I shouldn’t complain
Yes this life has been good
Yet I feel there is more
Something misunderstood of this world...
Memories fade
Treading water, no raft to support us
Content to stay
With a life of unchallenged cowardice
And day after day
We all go into work
It’s improvement they say
But we’re sweeping the dirt
How long can this stagnate?
Exhausting resources
Before the hand that feeds
Decides to ignore us?
We’re alone…
What now? What now? Where do we go?
A sense of purpose arriving so, so slow
I can’t just wait here. That much I know
What now? What now? Where do we go?
Don’t take the whole thing
Please leave a slice for my
Worn, dusty saddle
I still can’t meet your eye
It entertains you
You’re waiting for the day
Retaliation
Has never been my way
Break the circle
Make it linear
Not just linear, make it ascend
Because we’re kings
And we’re queens of the land!
Take what you need
Pass it down
There is plenty to go around
What the day brings
What the night brings
What we’ve found!

credits

from ...of all ambition, released January 29, 2016
Dan Rohde - Guitar Composition/Performance, Vocal Composition/Performance, Songwriting, Lyric Composition

Jesse Miller - Drum Composition/Performance, Backing Vocal Performance

Josie Lowder - Bass Guitar Composition/Performance

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Dog Of Panic Springfield, Illinois

Dog of Panic's sound can only be described as rock with roots in jam, funk, metal, and punk. They accommodate even the most eclectic ears. Too metal to be hippie, and too hippie to be metal, the band has a stigma of surprising the ears with collisions of off-time beats and harmonic melodies. The band’s musical influences include Primus, Tool, Between the Buried and Me, Incubus and Umphrey’s Mcgee ... more