Troubled Mind
from Troubled Mind by The Monarch Project
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lyrics
Inside,
all your bones
are the feelings I know.
They’re the feelings we hide.
Disguised,
by a mountain
of snow covered soul.
Let it melt by the fire.
The night,
was the company
after you came;
when you passed me by.
And sleep, like a drug
that relieved all the pain,
only bought me some time.
Even I mistake
the expression on your face.
The only one that I remember.
What if I could make,
a place in time and space;
a dream where we could last forever.
I’ve been waiting for a sign,
to ease my troubled mind.
I’m still waiting for a sign,
tonight
Inside
all my bones
are the feelings I know.
They’re the feelings we hide.
Disguised,
by a mountain
of snow covered soul.
Let it melt by the fire side.
Even I mistake
the expression on your face.
The only one that I remember.
What if I could make,
a place in time and space;
a dream where we could last forever.
I’ve been waiting for a sign,
to ease my troubled mind.
I’m still waiting for a sign,
Because I know that we might find
The feelings deep inside
the feelings that we hide
that give me peace of mind
And ease my troubled mind.
all your bones
are the feelings I know.
They’re the feelings we hide.
Disguised,
by a mountain
of snow covered soul.
Let it melt by the fire.
The night,
was the company
after you came;
when you passed me by.
And sleep, like a drug
that relieved all the pain,
only bought me some time.
Even I mistake
the expression on your face.
The only one that I remember.
What if I could make,
a place in time and space;
a dream where we could last forever.
I’ve been waiting for a sign,
to ease my troubled mind.
I’m still waiting for a sign,
tonight
Inside
all my bones
are the feelings I know.
They’re the feelings we hide.
Disguised,
by a mountain
of snow covered soul.
Let it melt by the fire side.
Even I mistake
the expression on your face.
The only one that I remember.
What if I could make,
a place in time and space;
a dream where we could last forever.
I’ve been waiting for a sign,
to ease my troubled mind.
I’m still waiting for a sign,
Because I know that we might find
The feelings deep inside
the feelings that we hide
that give me peace of mind
And ease my troubled mind.
credits
from Troubled Mind,
released February 7, 2015
Written by J. Boudreau
Recorded by The Monarch Project
Produced by R. Cannon & The Monarch Project
Executive Producer - K. Barber
Recorded at Boxo Studio in Hamilton, Ontario
Copyright The Monarch Project 2014
Written by J. Boudreau
Recorded by The Monarch Project
Produced by R. Cannon & The Monarch Project
Executive Producer - K. Barber
Recorded at Boxo Studio in Hamilton, Ontario
Copyright The Monarch Project 2014
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The Monarch Project Hamilton, Ontario
The Monarch Project is an emblem of Hamilton's musical promise today. With influences rooted in 90s Stadium Rock groups, the
band’s true magic comes from an honesty which recalls the innocent poprock of the 60s era.
contact b.j.boudreau@hotmail.com for immediate questions.
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discography
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Feb 2015 -
Nov 2012
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