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Hollow

by Bullet of Reason

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A love note to someone you haven't lost yet...

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Now that you're not here
My world is torn apart
What used to be my light
Has become my dark
And now the voices just won’t stop
It’s just the ticking of the clock
Reminding me of how long
You’ve been gone

There will be a day
That I’ll hear your name
And I won’t crumble to pieces
When I think of you

I once was found but now I’m lost
Life takes a toll and you're the cost
I hope to die my heart was crossed
But I'm still here...I'm here without you

But now the voices just won’t stop
It’s just the ticking of the clock
It’s all reminders of how long
You’ve been gone

There will be a day
That I’ll hear your name
And I won’t crumble to pieces
When I think of you

Oh god, I miss you

This hollow left
Between my chest
Lay me to rest
Beside you

There will be a day
That I’ll hear your name
And I won’t crumble to pieces
When I think of you
There will be a day
That I’ll hear your name
And I won’t crumble to pieces
But not today

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released October 23, 2020

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Bullet of Reason Toronto, Ontario

Bullet of Reason is a sonic tapestry woven by Adam Herdman. A one-man musical force, he blends diverse sounds and styles into a genre uniquely his own. His lyrics explore the spectrum of human experience, from the depths of war and existential questions to the intricacies of relationships and the human condition. ... more

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