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Buried Beneath - Billy Sherwood



     
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Buried Beneath Lyrics


My eyes have adjusted to dark and so is my heart
The weight of the world has covered me
I'm in over my head, am I living or dead?
Can anyone hear me calling out? I'm calling out
Finally breaking so where are you now
It's been such a long time but I've tried to live without
I'm suffocating, I need you to breathe
So reach down and pull me up, pull me up before I am buried beneath
I built this house on the shore, all I wanted was more
But I felt the sand start shifting
I saw the cracks in the walls, I painted over them all
I tried my best to just ignore, I can't ignore
Finally breaking so where are you now?
It's been such a long time but I've tried to live without
I'm suffocating I need you to breathe
So reach down and pull me up, pull me up before I am buried beneath
Thought I was climbing out but it's dragging me down
What's hidden here with me?

Thought I was alone but it pulls me deeper now
I can't escape
Finally breaking so where are you now?
It's been such a long time but I've tried to live without
I'm suffocating I need you to breathe
So reach down and pull me up, pull me up before I am buried beneath

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Billy Sherwood's music career started with Lodgic, formed with big brother Michael Sherwood, also including Guy Allison on keyboards, Jimmy Haun on guitar and Gary Starns on drums. They eventually moved the band to Los Angeles in 1980. Lodgic eventually broke up, and Billy Sherwood put together a new band with Guy Allison. They recruited guitarist Bruce Gowdy and drummer Mark T. Williams to form World Trade. They recorded their self-titled debut in 1989, with Sherwood taking on the roles of engineer, mixer, and producer again, along with his band duties as bassist and lead singer.

Read more about Billy Sherwood on Last.fm.


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