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To Breathe

from What We've Become by Wayfarer

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    This was the first EP recorded under the name Wayfarer. I never thought anything would materialize from it.
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This was the first (and one of the few) positive songs I have about relationships. I tend to write about relationships after they've deteriorated or while they are crumbling. This song still rings true to me.

Steve also did a cover of this song for the Wayfarer/Hinindar split that I really really loved.

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Waving in the wind again
Wishing for cool light on this hot night out of hinds sight just like we’ve always been
We shall cloak our disarray careful not to stumble all along the way
Tight-lipped feelings bumping limbs at war with words knowing full well we’ll never win

Getting lost again.

Reflecting on past moons again
Jumping boarders, hopping fences into a silence neither deafening nor subdued
Take the stalks swaying in stride; breathe in the landscape through these sunken tired eyes
This could signify a change in times, no more scraping through or barely getting by

Getting lost again.

Foundations shaking loose again
Trying to escape this sense of self, holding onto guiding hands as they transfer the guilt
They can’t grasp what’s graced your eyes; the clouds are moving in on incandescent skies
Pulse dictates that you’re still alive but you’re not so sure this time

Getting lost again.

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from What We've Become, released January 8, 2008

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