Name: New Years Resolutions
Duration: P00H04M48S
Description: This is the first song on the album. It is supposed to represent the fall out. The emotion is the feeling of being worn out and broken from a relationship. There is also a sense of frustration and spite as is common in a break up.

New Years Resolutions

from Illusions & Chimeras (Wait & Hope) by Falcon Heights

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This is the first song on the album. It is supposed to represent the fall out. The emotion is the feeling of being worn out and broken from a relationship. There is also a sense of frustration and spite as is common in a break up.

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I left my conscience lying next to you, underneath smoke and smiles. Blinded by hope I have naively tried, to fix this broken carousel.

I tore my heart out, I gave it to you. When love is not enough, what's left for me to do?

I'll enjoy the fall, its match point to you. Misguided rumors fuel that fire I tried to fight, but the more I find, the truth can leave such scars. So now I'll drown December's pain, in this January rain.

I shut out panic seeking clarity. It left me so miserable. My head says run my heart screams turn around. I'm just a half of something whole.

I tore my heart out, I gave it to you. When love is not enough, what's left for me to do?

I'll enjoy the fall, its match point to you. Misguided rumors fuel that fire I tried to fight, but the more I find, the truth can leave such scars. So now I'll drown December's pain...

I hope, this meant, regrets for you. For me, this means, a void unfilled.
I hope, this meant, regrets for you. For me, this means, a void unfilled, unfilled, forever.

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from Illusions & Chimeras (Wait & Hope), released March 12, 2013
Written/Produced/Recorded/Mixed by Justin Buck
Justin Buck (vox, gtrs, piano), David Sutton (strings), Nick Lasky (bass), Ryan House (drums),
Gang Vocals-- Whitney Pitz, Nathaniel Buck, Tim Bildsten, Matt Haedicke, Brett Larson, Sondra Larson, Sarah White, and Jaron Paige.

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Falcon Heights St Paul, Minnesota

Falcon Heights is a band consisting of Minnesota based producer and singer/songwriter Justin Buck, guitarist/wilderness survivalist Tanner Britton, cellist Dr. Carlynn Savot DMA of Awesome, and drummist/sensei Adam Gordon. Their music is defined by its catchy pop hooks and deeply poetic lyrics with a splash of ambient sounds and electro-pop beats. ... more

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