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Forged Tales - Single

by Clutching At Straws

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Forged Tales
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Hello I might be late To show up to accept my fate Where are we now You said it's gone But I know It's just begun And I won't know when things are fine When you keep forging these tales all the time There's no where I can feel alright I understand now these crimes aren't mine So, Where to from here Now you've left, no time for tears. Its my turn to forgive But this burden Has the weight of years. When I said that I was lost You replied with eyes glossed. I know you think it's all a lie. It's not something you tried to hide And I won't know when things are fine When you keep forging these tales all the time There's no where I can feel alright I understand now these crimes aren't mine These crimes aren't mine, These crimes aren't mine, These crimes aren't mine And I won't know when things are fine When you keep forging these tales all the time There's no where I can feel alright I understand now these crimes aren't mine Oh, these crimes aren't mine, Oh, these crimes aren't mine, Oh, these crimes aren't mine

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Forged Tales will be the first track from our upcoming EP Come What May.

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released December 8, 2012

Performed by Clutching At Straws

Lyrics & Music by James Wheeler
Arranged by Clutching At Straws

Produced, Engineered, Mixed & Mastered by James Wheeler

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Clutching At Straws is a diverse alternative folk quartet. They portray their unique style through lyrics that range from sharp and witty to bold and expressive, accompanied by powerful and relevant music.

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