Suburban Fame

from Reality Redefined by Sierra

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Hours at night, set aside, medicate me
The daylight won't dim like it used to
Self-indulgent sin, and I'm led astray
The luring eyes of paradise just can't seem to change their gaze

No longer running

Infatuated with denial no pride or shame
Promising that it would be different this time

Born into reprise, there ain't no faith in your eyes, in your eyes oh no woah-oh

Hours at night, set aside, medicate me
The daylight won't dim like it used to
Self-indulgent sin, and I'm led astray
The luring eyes of paradise just can't seem to change their gaze

An epidemic for the weaker mind, no fantasy
A misconception of where to find paradise

Hours at night, medicate me
Medicate me, medicate me

Left penniless with nothing to spare, just the cold of the air
Suffocation has come to a hold, the stone is a lonely home
Define what naive is, I always did since I was just a kid
The critics met and low and behold, convictions on display for all

Born into reprise, there ain't no faith in your eyes, in your eyes, in your eyes
Born into reprise, there ain't ever been no faith in your eyes
And I'll admit that I'm infatuated with denial (so spend a night, spend a night)
Born into reprise, there ain't no faith in your eyes when you're in paradise

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from Reality Redefined, released September 5, 2014
Produced and recorded by Stevie Knight at Electric Sun Studios
Mastered by Dave Petrovic at Electric Sun Studios

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