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A very simple, straight-forward song, but hard-hitting nonetheless. Originally written in 1994 and on the band's first demo tape, this version is a bit refined with the lyrics rewritten as well. |
CD: God's Gift
Label: none, independent
Credits: Music written by B. Bienias, M. Miller; Lyrics written by M. Miller, C. Kimball |
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A simple song that is short and to-the-point. It has a very slow and doomy Black Sabbath-like feel to it with no surprise hooks or transitions added in-between. |
CD: God's Gift
Label: none, independent
Credits: Music written by M. Schneider, M. Miller; Lyrics written by M. Miller |
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Very fast and aggressive from the get-go, it takes the listener completely by surprise, allowing little time for thought or opinion on the matter. It isn't until the bludgeoning breakdown at the very end that the song finally begins to sink in. Probably the most aggressive track on the album. |
CD: God's Gift
Label: none, independent
Credits: Music written by B. Bienias; Lyrics written by M. Miller |
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