Canada 1926

from A Peace That Destroys by Domestikwom

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We traveled our ancestor's path
Across the roads and oceans wrath
Arrived in port, complete in shock
No torches here, so in we flock

On this forest continent
We wander with one intent
Build houses, build families
Build gardens and seek the peace

The ink is dry, we're safe at last
This massive place, choices are vast
I could live inside this sprawl
But I see your face, need to withdraw

49 by 83, that is good enough for me

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from A Peace That Destroys, released December 1, 2017
Guitar, bass, keys, drum programming, vocals - Jonathan Petkau

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Metal project from Calgary, AB.

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