"States of Disconnection" - Forever in Transit (States of Disconnection)

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Lyrics:
All the time in the world you realize
Fleeting and ephemeral are the best of times
You struggle to make sense of mixed signs
You’re lost. Everyone you know has drifted
Ties are impermanent at best
Attachment is born of mutual fear
Words are wind, fickle whispers
Lines in the sand aren’t easily erased
One should never have to try to justify why
One should always simply sail by so silently
One should never have to try to figure why
One should let go so easily
You dreamed of a constellation
Lines in the sky, stars stitched in gold
Outside of time you orbited for a while
But then, one by one you snuffed them out
Let go attachment thrives on fear
Distance is just a trick of the eye
Swallow your pride, stop treading water
This isolation is self imposed
One should never have to try to justify why
One should always simply sail by so silently
One should never have to try to figure why
One should let go so easily
You dreamed of a constellation
But you think it fell apart
Under this crushing force
New stars are born
New paths may meet
Free of this disconnection
Burning for new purpose
Once doubt leaves, regret’s let go
New ties form
New paths may meet
Dan Sciolino - Keyboards, Drums, Backing Vocals
David Dickinson - Vocals
Jeremy Schroeder - Rhythm Guitar
James Jagow - Lead Guitar
Andrew Huefner - Bass Guitar
Music and Lyrics by Dan Sciolino
Engineered, Mixed and Mastered by Nick Borgosz at World of Noise Recording Studio, Cheektowaga, NY.
Cover Artwork by Andrew Sobotka
A progressive metal outfit based out of Buffalo, NY. Led by multi-instrumentalist Dan Sciolino and featuring a diverse team of musicians that help to bring his compositions to life, Forever in Transit showcases a prog metal sound spanning a wide variety of genres.
Debut album "States of Disconnection" is available everywhere February 9th, 2018. Physical copies available to purchase at foreverintransit.bandcamp.com