It's the silent years with black hole.

It's with a thousand packs of chewing gum.

Alcoholic speakers blast in a heroin blaze as I work.

I'm trying to escape and I'm trying to escape an inevitability.

I thought I saw somebody drowning in the crystal waters of Lake Michigan.

I've been alive for sure, but the preservation is always only temporary.

See, I can offer you my hand, but I can't save you from the inevitable.

I put on my uniform and went out into the field of my position.

I thought about reincarnation, but likely that the day was continuation.

There's always been a game where I see you running from the inevitable.

I'm trying to escape, but I can't save you from the inevitable.

I'm trying to escape, but I can't save you from the inevitable.

I'm trying to escape, but I can't save you from the inevitable.

I'm trying to escape, but I can't save you from the inevitable.

I'm trying to escape, but I can't save you from the inevitable.

Track is called Black Hole.

It's offered the Silent Year's new album called The Globe,

Struly's August 2008.

The tripwire calls it, Detroit natives take us around the world of sound mixing succinct yet undeniably poignant vocals

Interspersed with rock and roll riffs, the majority of the album is a well-balanced meal.

That's not all.

L.I. Times tells us that the band sharpened its chops by first recording dozens of demos,

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