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Shades of Blue

from Conservation Of Mass by Hamadryad

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Falling down on this land
With strong cards high in hand
Led to the early extinction
Of a spark blessed by creation
Some details about her look
Weren't playing by the book
Plainly living something small
She wasn't acting like a star at all

If you could see her face by moonlight
Soft and pale you'd found her all night
Jet black hair providing contrast
Sleeping beauty made to last...

When the sun shows up in her eyes
Some shades of blue gets you mesmerised
But when you ask her what she dreamed of
Her lovely lips stay closed, by reality's bluff

Physical charms always grabbing attention
Aren't such a blessing in some situations
Too many eyes scanning her body
Destroyed this innocence
That makes you move freely

So she became a charming lady
Locked up in her own pleasant looking cell
Far away from ambition and expectation
She brought herself peace, by procreating
Living in the woods of fantasy
Building a tower of insecurity
Shades of blue mesmerising

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from Conservation Of Mass, released April 10, 2001

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Hamadryad Montreal, Québec

With 5 albums to their credit, Hamadryad is composed of 4 skillful musicians who are able to render the full complexity of their compositions and arrangements on stage, with the added dimension of the energy and impact of a live performance.
Tinted with varied flavors, and influenced by the many hard rock pioneers of the 70's, their music is still very modern, powerful and definitely always ROCK. ... more

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