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Where The Moss Slowly Grows - Tiger Army



     
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And so another journey has come to an end
Another moment passed that will not, will not, come again
Resting in the shade of oak, so it has always been
And its true that I'll miss you but I'll see, I'll see you again
I'll see you againEmbrace this joy, this pain
Don't miss this chance, it will not come again
You mean more than you may ever know
Don't linger where the moss slowly growsThere are so many things I wish I could've said
It might not have changed your mind but sometimes we just need hope alleged
Above the mountain shadow, the sunset dimly glows
The oaks will look down on our heads forever and our dreams will be no more
We should not ever let them go!Embrace this joy, this pain
Don't miss this chance, it will not come again
You mean more than you may ever know
Don't linger where the moss slowly growsI remember those summers stretched on without end
Future comes so loudly and the oaks, the oaks were silent then
Silence forever, conversations in my head
Might not have changed your mind but if we'd spoken,

Here's what I'd have said,
Here's what I would've said:
Embrace this joy,this pain
Don't miss this chance it will not come again
You mean more than you may ever know
Don't linger-where the moss slowly grows

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Tiger Army is a psychobilly band from California. They have a very devoted following, as evidenced by the hundreds of photos of Tiger Army-related tattoos that can be found on the band's MySpace page and website. Their fourth album Music From Regions Beyond spawned the band’s first radio single, “Forever Fades Away,” which went to #1 on L.A.’s influential KROQ FM. The video for the track was seen on MTV2 and Fuse TV.



Read more about Tiger Army on Last.fm.


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