Down the Line
by Bridges to nowhere
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Down the Line
03:22
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I saw the future turn to past, too fast.
When the irony is so dark,
you can't help but laugh.
All I thought I'd be is drowned at the bottom of a glass.
Is hope a mistake?
can't we enjoy the rain?
Down the line we ache time and time again.
Fate diverts us from our path,
blurs the dim line in the sand.
right and wrong were once apart
telling men from sociopaths
When the tsunami left
it had washed it all away
Eventually we'll have to learn
to make a heaven from hell
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Come Back Home
02:22
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Last call for our flights, the journey has begun
Fasten our seat belts and fly us to the sun
We don't know
if we'll ever find a way to come back home
We're exiled and alone
We have roamed
looking for a future that we thought we owned
Our generation is lost and gone
Who's gonna save this place
if we don't make it back
it is already gray and slowly fades to black
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about
We had some leftovers in the fridge. Two songs were left out of our second album.
credits
released June 1, 2020
Drums recorded in 2018. The rest during the covid quarentine in 2020.
Written, produced, mixed and mastered by Guillermo Martínez.
Arranged and performed by Bridges to Nowhere.
Drums recorded in 2018. The rest during the covid quarentine in 2020.
Written, produced, mixed and mastered by Guillermo Martínez.
Arranged and performed by Bridges to Nowhere.
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Bridges to nowhere Talavera De La Reina, Spain
Bridges to Nowhere is a punk/alternative rock band based in Talavera de la Reina, Spain.
discography
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Apr 2022 -
Mar 2019 -
Mar 2016 -
Apr 2022 -
Jun 2020 -
Mar 2020 -
Nov 2019 -
Aug 2018 -
Mar 2017 -
Sep 2016
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