1. |
Bury the Tone
03:04
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2. |
Split Futures
05:52
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i prevail
i let go all i feel
it's not real
a distant dream untold
unclouded
undiscovered
lingering by a thread
i want to see your eyes
see the futures told
two steps at a time
need to feel
like i know
what i lose
when i leave
tell me what you fear
split the future
split the future
split the future
split the future
now
i forget right now
the life i had back then
im at a split again
i remember how
i had a future different
than it has ever been
i rebuild at last
tell me its life or death
just stop i know the rest
i replace that glass
with something i control now
ready to create something new
and fresh
and free
from looking back
at the old me
he's only a memory
i forget him now
finding a release
from the prison of regret
prophesizing nothing
denying fate
just be alive
and breathe
and be
feel
the blessing
of existence
everyone and everything is shackled
to the curse of permanency
so walk with me
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3. |
Dusk
06:34
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4. |
Post Mortem
07:34
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we're trying to figure it out
following the sound
i'll let it go but let me know how
one we found it's deep underground
it's now time to rebound
bury it and turn it around
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AGES Boston, Massachusetts
AGES is a genre-blending rock project formed in Boston by Amani Cavender, Chuck Stein, Esteban D. Espinoza, and Reece Graham, infusing various subgenres of rock music with electronic and orchestral elements.
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