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Apathy

from That Which Defines Us by KAURA

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It’s unthinkable to think like we’ve been all of this time our whole lives
It’s unbearable to bring back moments that have slipped by from our minds
You’d think that we would know better
You’d think that we’d use our eyes
And with all this considered, it’s more that just our lives

So tell me how we don’t see
We’re choking on our apathy
So tell me how we don’t see
We’re drowning in complacency

We’re swimming in our ignorance
Sinking in inch by inch
Temperature is on the rise
Signifying our demise

Well maybe we don’t see we’re drowning in apathy
Well maybe we don’t see we’re waiting for a catastrophe
We’re waiting…just waiting till we drown in this
Till there’s nothing…till there’s nothing…till there’s nothing left

It’s unthinkable to think like we’ve been all this time
You’d think that we would know
You’d think that we would see
We turn our eyes away
Praying for the day
When maybe…just maybe

You’d think that we would know
You’d think that we would see
But somehow we don’t

Well maybe be we don’t understand
Or maybe we don’t give a damn
Or maybe we believe the lives
we tell ourselves till the day we die
when we drown

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from That Which Defines Us, track released September 20, 2011

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Kaura Los Angeles, California

Kaura (pronounced kay-aura) was born from the vision of infusing the aggressive power of hard, yet melodic rock with the haunting and ethereal sounds of ancient instruments. A sound that is epic and bittersweet yet uplifting, and calls to mind bands such as Tool, A Perfect Circle, Dredg, Macha, and Muse. The Los Angeles band released their debut album That Which Defines Us in September of 2011. ... more

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