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Snowblind
03:19
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To feel alive
Had to defy death on the daily
To play it safe was a fate worse
Addicted to the thrill
Of knowing that you might get killed
At least I didn’t catch that curse
He’d gone snow-blind
What a silly way to lose your mind
When he made his last descent
With no regard for what it meant
An early grave
The mountain made another martyr
Buried under blankets, met her wrath
Eyes went white
In dark daylight
Child, do not tread that path
He’d gone snow-blind
Losing sight of what he’d left behind
His smile froze in place
Snowflakes smothered his face
He’d gone snow-blind
Never one to stop and read the signs
At last he lost his way
Sank into a snowy day
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Tullamore
01:47
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Mason Summit Los Angeles, California
Mason Summit is an LA-based singer-songwriter, producer, & multi-instrumentalist whose musical influences span across genres and decades. His songs combine introspective, darkly humorous lyrics with psychedelic, eclectic musical productions.
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