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Prophets Will Say

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"Prophets Will Say"

Isaac Bishop: Lyrics, Music, Vocals, Guitar
Endre Tomaschek: Lyrics, Music, Bass, Synthesizers , Drum Programing, Echoplex

Recorded by Endre Tomaschek @ Spinning Whale Studios - Atlanta, GA

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The weather has told, that time is too old to carry on this way
Whether we go, we can never know until we're on display

The seasons always change, their return is not the same
The prophets will say what we need to hear today

Green, orange, and brown, we fall onto the ground when the wind pulls us apart
Aether above, the son doesn't love what the father didn't start

The seasons always change, their return is not the same
The prophets will say what we need to hear today

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from Lilac Shades, released April 22, 2014
"Prophets Will Say"

Isaac Bishop: Lyrics, Music, Vocals, Guitar
Endre Tomaschek: Lyrics, Music, Bass, OB1, Drum Programing, Echoplex

Recorded by Endre Tomaschek @ Spinning Whale Studios - Atlanta, GA

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Lilac Shades Atlanta, Georgia

Lilac Shades is Isaac Bishop, Endre Pál Tomaschek, and Cooper Dozier

Atlanta, GA & Charleston, SC

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