Wear You Down (featuring Fred Burman | Satan Takes A Holiday)
from Wear You Down by Novarupta
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Each step forward is a step into the unknown. Roots of life spirals all around you and shows you paths of the past and future roads not yet explored. You don’t know your own journey and know even less about other peoples journey.
What you can do to push forward is surround yourself with people that lift you you up into the stratosphere of vast worlds.
”Wear You Down” is a celebration of the past, of the future, of the unknown, of friendship.
New faces like Fred Burman (Satan Takes A Holiday) lends his voice to the Novarupta universe. And old friends re-appears. Artwork is as always made by Arjen Kunnen and the sound is refined by Kristoffer Folin.
-Alex Stjernfeldt
What you can do to push forward is surround yourself with people that lift you you up into the stratosphere of vast worlds.
”Wear You Down” is a celebration of the past, of the future, of the unknown, of friendship.
New faces like Fred Burman (Satan Takes A Holiday) lends his voice to the Novarupta universe. And old friends re-appears. Artwork is as always made by Arjen Kunnen and the sound is refined by Kristoffer Folin.
-Alex Stjernfeldt
lyrics
I’ve walked for miles (like this)
I’ve walked for miles, and you were sleeping
Uncount the hours, time would follow,
step through gutter, name the crows
Through dust and wind that no one knows
and you wouldn't know
You should wear
You should wear these boots I have worn
might seem cool
when you see the faces in your crowd
You can wear
You can wear me down
I am much more
than you know
when you please all faces in your crowd
where you make, your name
where you make all in sequence
A grand design, grand design
Nothing behind, all behind
they let you keep it, you make it worth it
mercenaries - converted fools
But you don’t know
I’ve walked for miles, and you were sleeping
Uncount the hours, time would follow,
step through gutter, name the crows
Through dust and wind that no one knows
and you wouldn't know
You should wear
You should wear these boots I have worn
might seem cool
when you see the faces in your crowd
You can wear
You can wear me down
I am much more
than you know
when you please all faces in your crowd
where you make, your name
where you make all in sequence
A grand design, grand design
Nothing behind, all behind
they let you keep it, you make it worth it
mercenaries - converted fools
But you don’t know
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from Wear You Down,
released April 1, 2021
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Suicide Records Sweden
Suicide Records went from dream to reality during the fall of 2006 when Roger Andersson and Henrik Anestedt decided that DIY
is the way to go. In 2017 we where blessed with Finnish partners Taru and Otto joining our family and sharing the exact same values.
Suicide Records currently acts as an independent record label based in Gothenburg, Sweden and Tampere, Finland.
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