1. |
Required Contrast
04:13
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2. |
Death & Chardonnay
03:11
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I can't take
This solemn space
It swells up early and hides
Right behind your eyes
And this line
Oh, and this line
It is a symbol of something both tragic and beautiful
And we drank
And we cried
And we wiped our eyes on disposable handkerchiefs
And we will use this
To recover our composure
And also
To celebrate a time
And to
To move on with our lives
Oh yes
To move on with our... lives
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3. |
Routine Card Game
05:02
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You found the act
To be beneath you
And in your eyes
You'd earned the time
You found the act
To be beneath you
And in your arrogance
You'll lose it all
But do you mind
This compromise?
You have your pride
Do you hope to die with it
Are you really free?
Are you really free?
Are you really free
To find what you're looking for?
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Low Vault Baltimore, Maryland
Indie rock with emo vibes.
John Gamble
David Grow
Jeremy Harvey
Eric Murphy
lowvault@gmail.com
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