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How The Great Have Fallen (Acoustic)

from Beyond The Pond by Toad In Transit

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As the clouds wither
Their fog stays still in sight
Oh, how the times now differ
To what has come to light
The time, the speed, the highest faith
Belief in what you are by yourself

Let the wind erase my trace
Let the storm erode my
Face as one who had never been
HOW THE GREAT HAVE FALLEN

In all your fear believe in
That the air will hold you
With all the risk you live in
Hold them all behind you
The time, the speed, the highest faith
Belief in what you are by yourself

Something makes you see
That there is more to be
Life’s the road we race
With every breath we match the pace
A cursing dream had always been
The ones you left with face unseen

Arising disbelief
Shall never cross the road I walk
With fire I flee from grief
With every drop that falls
The fear, the blood, the impact comes
Resume to hold back any harm

Curse the sky for raining
Curse yourself-the pain
You feel of thoughts you had ran away
HOW THE GREAT HAVE FALLEN

What has come to matter
Will surely decay to dust
The time remains to shatter
All your flesh and trust
The fear, the blood, the impact comes
Resume to hold back any harm

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from Beyond The Pond, released June 29, 2018

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Toad In Transit Saarbrücken, Germany

Toad in Transit are:
Sebastian “Gutzjen” Laudwein – (Acoustic) Guitars, Clean Vocals, Co-Production
Henrik Groß – (Acoustic) Guitars, Shouting and Growling, Backing Vocals, Keys, Programming, Production, Mixing and Mastering
Nils Vogel – Acoustic Guitars, Bass Guitars, Co-Production ... more

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