In The End..., by Red Hands

In The End...

by Red Hands

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Steve Chab Dark. Open-tuned. Post-hardcore. Impressive vocals. The Glassjaw of Pittsburgh. Favorite track: The Waves Won't Destroy Themselves.

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1.	The Waves Won't Destroy Themselves (free) 04:47		download
2.	Iron Sharpens Iron (free) 03:15		download
3.	Give Again (free) 03:18		download
4.	Keep Calm and Carry On (free) 03:17		download
5.	Little Big Horn (free) 03:39	lyrics	download
We always share the things we can’t afford Like time you couldn’t beg for From busy streets to sandy shores And theres a potential for us to explore But what’s the point of a new direction When it only brings a civil war Who knew that Custer’s last stand Would take place in a 4 door sedan? In the end there is only the Knowledge that we can or can’t So hold on Theres no thinking quite like Knowing I’ll never see you smile again Lord knows I need Jesus and you More than anyone could understand Now time heals all wounds except The grief of an arrogant man Who knew that Custer’s last stand Would take place in a 4 door sedan? In the end there is only the Knowledge that we can or can’t I once heard, the greatest gift on Earth Was to love, and to be loved in return And now we’re here but we’ll never Have the chance to say those words And now were here, but we’ll never Have the chance to be heard Who knew that Custer’s last stand Would take place in a 4 door sedan? In the end there is only the Knowledge that we missed our chance
6.	23 Inches of Rain (free) 05:46	lyrics	download
Come home, call me My heart is in complete disarray I’ve been noticing how you’ve Suddenly begun to pray And in my shape I can’t see how I’ve made it through 23 inches of rain Alone. Without you I’m alone. Help me finally See that the truth is what you say to me Because lately I’ve been in need Is your, your beauty A wheel within in a wheel and could it possibly Be the place that I long to see When I want to be Please excuse the things you think you need I’ve been on my own wondering When will be the time that I see? So bring the rain, to washy this weary mind away Help me finally See that the truth is what you say to me Because lately I’ve been in need Is your, your beauty A wheel within in a wheel and could it possibly Be the place that I long to see When I want to be Somewhere real Somewhere real Somewhere real? Oh God, somewhere... real Oh the days where we would lay And take shelter in my backseat We could feel the heat from May As we had ourselves and we spoke openly I hope you find yourself in me I hope I find myself eventually. I hope you find yourself in me I hope I find myself eventually. And I should finally feel free again I should finally feel free Yes I should finally feel free again I should finally feel free I should feel, I should feel I should finally feel free again I should finally feel free, to feel anything

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released May 4, 2012

Tyler Kirin- Vocals
Dave Yarkovsky- Guitar
Justin Campbell- Bass
Andy Mayer- Drums

Recorded and Produced by Matt Very (www.verytightrecordings.com)

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Red Hands Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

EST. 2011

Tyler Kirin - Vocals
Si Lewis - Bass/Vocals
Andy Mayer - Drums
Jordan Tomb - Guitar
Dave Yarkovsky - Guitar

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