Park - The Infection Of El-Ahrairhah

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I wake to moans from a voice that is my own
The sound of running water trickles down the brick and stone
Who knows where one stream ends and then begins
Straining to see what shapes approach
Scared, shaking, and listening…

The silhouette I spy
Settles by my side
Plays the part of captor
Through icy mismatched eyes
Should I spare him what I've done?
Despite the damage he's inflicted
The red it drips and he's addicted..

The angles been playеd and set you'll never lеave this world..

“How long can this go on?”
Asks the rabbit, asks the rabbit
“I cannot run any faster.”
“How long can this go on?”
Asks the rabbit asks the rabbit
All is void now nothing matters

So now it comes to the part they think is theirs
The lull in conversation hangs about the stagnant air
A story recants why I'm here
I was made to stink of sweat conceived in filth and fear
The angles been played and set you'll never leave this world..

Now we are the ones your built to fear
Holding our conscious claws assuring the coast is clear
“How long can this go on?”
Asks the rabbit, asks the rabbit
“I cannot run any faster.”

The sound it makes as my finger slips to blade
Match the feet that paced the floor
The green and blue charade
Its quite calming

But I know I can't be saved
…So now who's afraid?

Release Date: July 15, 2014

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"Park - The Infection Of El-Ahrairhah" is a haunting and intense song that delves into themes of fear, captivity, and inner turmoil. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a dark and unsettling world where the protagonist is trapped and haunted by their own actions. The eerie imagery of running water, icy eyes, and dripping red paint a chilling atmosphere that keeps the listener on edge. The song builds tension as the protagonist grapples with their past and the consequences of their actions, ultimately realizing that they may never escape their own fears and demons. With a sense of desperation and inevitability, "Park - The Infection Of El-Ahrairhah" is a gripping and thought-provoking track that leaves a lasting impact on the listener.

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Park is an indie-rock band that was formed in 1996 in Springfield, Illinois. The band has gone through various lineup changes over the years, but the core members have always been Ladd Mitchell on vocals, guitar, and as the primary songwriter, Aaron Bickel on guitar, Alex Haycraft on bass, and Miles Logan on drums.

Throughout their career, Park released four studio albums and one EP before disbanding in early 2007. However, in May of 2013, the band announced their reunion and began working on a new album. In 2014, they released Jacob the Rabbit, a 3-song EP that marked their first release in 8 years.

Park's music is known for its introspective lyrics, catchy melodies, and dynamic instrumentation. They have garnered a dedicated fan base and critical acclaim for their unique sound and powerful live performances.

With their current lineup solidified, Park continues to create music and perform live, showcasing their passion for indie-rock and their commitment to their craft. Their reunion and new releases have been met with excitement from fans and critics alike, solidifying their place in the indie-rock scene.