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Ease Into Anxiety

from Ecstatic Highs / Euphoric Lows by Brodie Dakin

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Recorded by Brent Randall
Brodie Dakin: Acoustic Guitar/Vocals/Song
Brent Randall: Harmony Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Piano/Keys, Shakers, Bass.
Marshall Bureau: Drums
Ashley Feldman: Harmony Vocals

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"When that dark feeling builds and your legs go weak.
Words flow so slow can't hardly speak.
Confidence disappears through a shallow creek.
It's a challenge every hour, every day of the week.

It's a wonder how I've managed to believe
Everything's ok just a heart on my sleeve.
But I know it's wrong to be so naïve
To attain a peace of mind if we still speak.

Your blue eyes offered a blissful kiss
But that was so long ago.
Ease into anxiety when I miss
The way we'd flow.

We join together like wet grains of sand.
Eye to eye, heart to heart, hand in hand.
But we know the situation to be damned.
One of us has to take a firm stand.

Your blue eyes offered a blissful kiss
But that was so long ago.
Ease into anxiety when I miss
The way we'd flow.

No words need to spoken, our thoughts are left so open.
We ventured in a dream, never wanting to be woken"

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from Ecstatic Highs / Euphoric Lows, released June 1, 2016

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Brodie Dakin Hamilton, Ontario

My first band Sin City Social formed in 2003. We recorded 2 E.P's between then and 2004.. I then formed The Runaway Catholics in 2008. We recorded 1 full length album. Since then I have released 3 Double A-Side Singles, 4 EP's and a current Full length album. I have also included a retrospective entitled Never Ending Now. More music is in the works. Stay tuned ❤ ... more

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