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Lost

by James Middleton

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Lost is the first single recorded by former group OSCA, blending groove laden, progressive metal with big melodies.

lyrics

The stale air feels so heavy as it settles on my chest
The mould creeps up the walls as I collapse into my rest
I’m exhausted by the thought that life is all that I have left
In the night I shake with terror. How the hell can I be blessed?

Pillow to my lips as I inhale and pull it down
To suffocate is lovely, I’m too scared to try and drown
Toying with the thought of getting out can force a smile
Why does no one realise that sometimes I’m still a child?

I’m lost, yeah I’m lost
Feels like my blood’s been watered down
I’ve fallen so far
And it appears you’re the one to blame

I’m lost, yeah I’m lost
Feels like my blood’s been watered down
I’ve fallen so far
And it appears you’re the one to blame
You’re goddamn right

Huddled by a flame, a broken floor below my feet
Pry my bruising fingers from the splintered wood beneath
Rocking back and forth to force a sleep upon my eyes
The sun burns through the window, no survival no surprise

credits

released October 6, 2017
Featuring Kyle Edwards on drums and Dominic Andrews on bass.

Mixed and Mastered by Chris Coulter of Decimal Studios.

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James Middleton Bristol, UK

Filthy grunge, shifting time signatures, big breaks.

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