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Truth From Fact

from Apertures by Lower Forty-Eight

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So let's call this what it is: a life spent wandering, humiliated, frustrated. And we'll haul this guilt but these strings. Tied to the nerves of steel, we'll try and we'll fail.
Betrayed by guilt. Turned in, turned aside, turned in, turned aside well by right. No remorse. Just a wider berth, why on earth? Why on earth? Well why not?
Why'd you believe? To know how good what can never be. Selfless selfishness bloated sweet with hatred varicosed arteries from your soul.
Wasted by your reforms. You never could carry. Weighed down by your charms. They never served you. Abolished but still abused because no one can refuse you.
Silenced by solace. Never wanted this 'til now. And I know that I've got it. It's still burning in my hands. Burning away truth from fact. With friction.

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from Apertures, released July 28, 2005

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Lower Forty-Eight San Francisco, California

Phil Becker: drums
Andrew Lund: guitars; vocals
Grady Mutzel: bass (2003-2006)
Ian Swanke: bass (2000-2003)

San Francisco, CA

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