San Francisco de Quito
from The Integration of the Persistence of Memory by The Glacial Drift
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lyrics
from all I’ve lived was born this feeling - is this a life or am I dreaming? - now that I’ve grown, I have opinions - and it is you who kills me every time I talk - this air is so thick, filled with uncomfortability - ill do the same now, pretend that everybody is dead
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from The Integration of the Persistence of Memory,
released April 7, 2013
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The Glacial Drift Seattle, Washington
The Glacial Drift is a conceptual art band based in Seattle, USA that mixes elements of prog rock, electronic, experimental, and world music. It was formed in 2009 by Hilde Clark-Snustad (Montana, USA) and Xavier Alejandro Reyes-Ochoa (Quito, Ecuador).
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Nov 2010
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