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Vials (Emporia & Maxiimus)

from Entwined Split (Maxiimus&Emporia by Emporia & Maxiimus

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(Emporia)
I try not to give a fuck
About my father's name
I ran from all the sick
But it found me all the same
As any child might
I grew to see it like a cancer
That spread through arguing with every late answer
To "Where have you been?"s and "How much was it this time?"
Silently seeping in to sleep and just subside
And prescription oozed off counters through holes
That shone in her eyes I called beautiful

Your tendrils I ease
Through denial and pursuit of
Being naiive
And can you stop greeting me please?
With this vial of happiness
Corrupted by being appeased

(Maxiimus)
All of this world could be my guest
I'll take you around my petty nest
I'll be an open book with pages I can never overlook
All of this while I've had my rest
My mind was a palace my home a mess
I'll be an envy chaser
Using my mind eraser
Waking myself from one world to another
Just the two-toned color from a single marker
How did we end up like this?
How did we end up like this?

Your tendrils I ease
Through denial and pursuit of
Being naiive
And can you stop greeting me please?
With this vial of happiness
Corrupted by being appeased

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from Entwined Split (Maxiimus&Emporia, released June 25, 2014

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Emporia California

Emporia is:
Ben Barsocchini (guitar/vocals/bass)
Will Hettel (drums)
Connor Burke (guitar)


Recording Engineers:
-Rico Macalma and Bethany Wycoff
-Aram Max Vehuni
Mixing and Mastering:
-Rico Macalma (A Town Called Charybdis/Scatterbrained)
-Aram Max Vehuni (Acoustic EP/Lighthouse EP)
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