Running Blind
by Dust on the Radio
lyrics
This burden is so heavy
I need someone to help me
yours is even heavier
chance won’t seem to let me
Ask you for a favor
we need a savior
we're almost out oftime
I see the light, but I
can't see your face
The light is shining so bright,
The shadows will erase
the vision that I can't quite see
but still I hope to find
If I never see you, I will
just keep running
We are rowing side-by-side
Galley slaves above the tide
far below our master’s cry
“keep rowing ‘til you die”
We will storm the gates
Taunt the guards of fate
Racing toward the light
Running blind
Whoa-o-o
Running blind
Whoa-o-o-o-o-o-o
Running blind
Whoa-o-o
If I never see you I’ll
just keep running…
Running blind…
I need someone to help me
yours is even heavier
chance won’t seem to let me
Ask you for a favor
we need a savior
we're almost out oftime
I see the light, but I
can't see your face
The light is shining so bright,
The shadows will erase
the vision that I can't quite see
but still I hope to find
If I never see you, I will
just keep running
We are rowing side-by-side
Galley slaves above the tide
far below our master’s cry
“keep rowing ‘til you die”
We will storm the gates
Taunt the guards of fate
Racing toward the light
Running blind
Whoa-o-o
Running blind
Whoa-o-o-o-o-o-o
Running blind
Whoa-o-o
If I never see you I’ll
just keep running…
Running blind…
credits
released March 7, 2012
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Dust on the Radio Los Angeles, California
Dust on the Radio is a five-piece alternative rock band based in Los Angeles. The music draws its power from post-punk and new wave, which is transformed into raucous anthemic barroom rock. Dark lyrics are resolved by cathartic live energy. This summer they hit the road on their first Midwest tour seeking the finest beer and fried cheese curds in all the land. ... more
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Mar 2012 -
Apr 2010
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