My Epic - The Common Curse

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The fragile details from which I am made
Are falling apart and starting to fade
And this is the curse I'll carry from birth to the grave

From one came all
Democracy of the dead, chained to the consequences
(Of lives we never lived)
But we hold blame
Inherent, but we as well choose to initiate
And this is the price of our valued volition
Enslavement to vices and vexed by intrinsic
No measurе of man with the greatest prеcision
Is yet to conquer

Ohhh, Ohh-ohhh
{x4}

This is the curse
I fight when I’m awake
But treasure in my dreams

And why is the architect now
Becoming part of the structure
And how could this be any solution
When they're resisting every attempt at repair?
They're killing him

{4x}
This is rescue, this is absolution
This is mercy, this is our redemption

Release Date: April 01, 2006

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My Epic is a post-hardcore rock band hailing from Charlotte, North Carolina, that was formed in 2005. The band's unique sound spans from acoustic guitar picking with post-rock undertones, as heard in their EP "Broken Voice", to the crashing, urgent, atmospheric sounds found on their full-length albums "Yet" and "Behold".

At the core of My Epic is lyricist and frontman Aaron Stone, whose deeply personal lyrics often explore themes of struggles with faith, self-discovery, and relationships with God and others. As a self-proclaimed "band of Christians", My Epic has a clear mission in their music-making, aiming to create what Stone refers to as "Thin Spaces" - environments where listeners can connect with God in a pure and uncluttered manner.

Through their music, My Epic seeks to provide a platform for introspection and spiritual connection, allowing their listeners to delve deep into their own beliefs and emotions. With their thought-provoking lyrics and diverse musical styles, My Epic continues to captivate audiences and inspire meaningful conversations about faith, identity, and the human experience.