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Calloused and Worn
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It Claws
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Mental Furnace
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The unceasing churn. A life spent lost. Wanderlust depleted. A drought of life. Lungs filled with gravel. Weighing me down. Lungs filled with gravel. Anchored ambition. Gasp for air that won’t be obtained. Laying in a mental furnace. Thoughts and flesh splinter away. I am scarce, I am vacant. I feel the cask breaking its binds. The air crippling my lungs… Thinning every day. I will never move on. In this burden of suffering.
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Blurring Lucidity
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Entrenched in Guilt
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Lathe of Misery
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Mourning Skin
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Emptiness
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Portrait of Regret
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Autolith Memphis, Tennessee
Ian Younkin
Ryan O'neal
Brian Hillhouse
Autolith recommends:
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by Reserving Dirtnaps and Tom Skeemask
Local friends who will riff your face off! They also book shows in Memphis and keep our scene alive. Nothing, but love and respect for these guys.
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