Name: Divided Unity
Duration: P00H05M01S
Description: Divided Unity is a song that sums up this album. What doesn't have to be black or white, our album is yellow. Life can contradict every option you can possibly see or find.

Divided Unity

from Monkeys can use tools by Between the Cities

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Divided Unity is a song that sums up this album. What doesn't have to be black or white, our album is yellow. Life can contradict every option you can possibly see or find.

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Acrobatics on a tight rope, one inch off the ground
Unlikely luck, the deaf can feel sound
Plainly apathetic, because chaos is beautiful
Abundant spiritual poverty, monkeys can use tools

With the apathetic interest, and my humble arrogant ways,
I balance my own insanity, with a casual formality
My heart is burning true,
Through colourlessly (motley crew)
Because everything is lost
As the world is criss-crossed

For what goes up, must surely fall
When it’s mother on the line
No one takes her call

Too late you've never gone away
Too late you're someday, you're not ok
I said never enough, you said never enough
Never enough

Consistently inconsistent, with critical acclaim
Explicitly ambiguous, pretend you’re not the same
Diminutive giants, diligent in our own sloth
Cheerfully cynical, the valid replica

For what goes up, must surely fall
When it’s mother on the line
No one takes her call

Too late you've never gone away
Too late you're someday, you're not ok
I said never enough, you said never enough
Said never enough

Binging on moderation, are the phonies of truth
Abundant spiritual poverty, monkeys can use tools

Please proceed with caution, it is dangerously safe
And if you’re a deaf listener, something might just penetrate
But use circumvention, from point A onto point B
For doubting our believers, in divided Unity

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from Monkeys can use tools, released March 13, 2015

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Between the Cities Halifax, Nova Scotia

As a terrific trio , Between The Cities will be on the move through 2016, and years to come. Making their way around the Halifax, and Dartmouth music scene, Between The Cities is a force to be reckoned with.
Enjoy their debut album: Monkeys Can Use Tools.
Check their social media for more up to date information and Episodes of their journey as a band. ... more

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