Name: Martian Wasteland
Duration: P00H03M50S
Description: This was the second song I ever wrote and still my favorite lyrically.

Martian Wasteland

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This was the second song I ever wrote and still my favorite lyrically.

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Here I am stuck in this broken dream
You know I try to hide myself from all I see
And I don't want it
I don't want to feel this timeless anymore

You know that I see this emotion I feel
I have to face my fears and try to fly free
But I don't want it
I don't want to feel this losing anymore

So here I am stuck in this broken land
Within these confined rights I know I
Certainly am never wanted
You never want to see who I am

I hide behind these thousand hills because
I find that nobody should ever suffer as much
As I make them
I don't want nobody to feel this heat

I know why I'll never see through this sand
It's because I don't know what would lie there
At the other end
And it's taking all my breath to keep away

So here I stand stuck in this destroyed land
Of these Martians that could never see me stand
On my true legs
I never thought I'd see myself again

So here I am stuck in this Martian wasteland
I hope that one day I will return back down
To where I stand
My daydreams go flying through this sand

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from Prostar, released June 27, 2015
Jim Provan - Guitar, Bass, Lead Vocals, Writing, Drum Programming

Joe Rodey - Backing Vocals

Jake Crowl - Drums

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Prostar Chicago, Illinois

I'm just a guy who digs writing and recording music. Pop sort of chord progressions, rock/punk sort of instrumentation.

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