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Trial & Error

from Self Accusations by King Catalyst

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Back before, back when we were young and inspired to dream
For happiness would be just that
We would throw it all away for fun
But now we, we trip over our own steps stumbling around with our own heads
Running from the things that love us most
Invisible just like a ghost

I thought I made it clear, you said you'd be there in the end
I knew you'd forget me, it's easier said than done my friend

Don't you say that you were there for me
I thought about it and remembered
Everything you said and who we are now and what we used to be

(I played my part
It's what I need, it's what I deserve and you know it
I know you're there
I guess you're gone
Trial and error, trace the steps of where I went wrong)

Keep it up, there's no use in stopping yourself from this
Now look up to the sky and see, that everything is there for a reason
So let's just take thoughts from our memories and think of how it used to be
Running from ourselves has taught us nothing else
Just take another look you can tell

Don't you say that you were there for me
I thought about it and remembered
Everything you said and who we are now and what we used to be

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from Self Accusations, released October 31, 2016
Lyrics and melody written by Ethan Flynn
Instrumentation written by Michael Youriy Ferreira

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King Catalyst Vaughan, Ontario

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Ethan, Jacob, Nigel

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Ethan Flynn - Lead Vocals, Rhythm Guitar, Piano

Jacob Celli - Lead Guitar

Nigel Campbell - Bass, Backup Vocals ... more

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