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The Worst Has Yet To Come

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lyrics

You're totaled now your faceless
We scream your name to make it last
Time was not your means
To force your lives formation
To hide behind what was the lies
That time was not for me
You know that I'm complacent
You know that I can't make it how
You'd like it to be

Take me out tonight
Bury me in plain sight

You're molded now by hatred
We scream your name to make it past
Time was not your means
You know that life's formation
To hide behind what was the lies
You were not for me
You know that I'm complacent
You know that I can't it how
You'd like it to be

Take me out tonight
Bury me in plain sight

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from Moon Rocks, released June 17, 2017
Ryan Nedoma - Guitar, Vocals
Dan Thompson - Bass
Nick Ruscitto - Drums

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Moon Rocks Cleveland, Ohio

Positive Energy. Positive People. Hailing from Cleveland, Ohio, Moon Rocks is a collection of musicians that came together with a common goal: To make music we love, to emit positive vibes, and get people moving with the power of rock and roll!

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