Dogwood - Flowersoondie

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This is the end of
The end of beginning is here
That's what they told us for thousands of years
Why would you not believe?
Were these the last days you live
I'd hope you could simply forgive
Not that you want to
But you realize you have to

In the end its not so bad
If you end up there with me
The conclusion's not yet here
So there's nothing left to fear
(No) That's what they love to hear
As the curtains close on our life time
There's one thing that's ever persuasive
As we hand down our possessions
We move on to forever

In the end its not so bad
If you end up there with me
The conclusion's not yet here
So there's nothing left to fear
(No) That's what they love to hear

I tell you by the fire
There are choices to be made
Immovable in pride
Your existence will remain
Under your control
In the end its not so bad
If you end up there with me
The conclusion's not yet here
So there's nothing left to fear
(No) That's what they love to hear

Release Date: April 20, 2004

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"Dogwood - Flowersoondie" is a contemplative and introspective song that reflects on the idea of endings and beginnings. The lyrics explore themes of forgiveness, acceptance, and the inevitability of moving on to the next phase of existence. The song encourages listeners to let go of fear and embrace the unknown, suggesting that there is beauty and peace to be found in the end. With a haunting melody and poignant lyrics, "Dogwood - Flowersoondie" is a powerful reminder to live in the present and make choices that align with our true selves.

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Dogwood is a Christian Punk band that was formed in 1993 by founding members Josh Kemble, Jayce Molina, Josh Hagquist, and Billy Nichols. Originally known as Half-off, the band decided to change their name to Dogwood in reference to the dogwood cross. Hailing from Escondido, California, Dogwood signed with Rescue Records in 1996 and released their debut album "Good Ol' Daze".

Throughout their career, Dogwood has been known for their high-energy performances and thought-provoking lyrics that incorporate their Christian faith. The band's music has resonated with fans across the globe, earning them a dedicated following within the punk rock scene.

Despite a period of inactivity from 2011 to 2016, Dogwood has remained together and continued to produce music. The band's commitment to their message and their passion for creating music that inspires and uplifts has solidified their place in the Christian punk genre.

With a sound that blends elements of punk rock with heartfelt lyrics, Dogwood continues to make an impact on audiences and remains a beloved fixture in the music world. Their dedication to their craft and their unwavering faith have endeared them to fans and critics alike, ensuring that their legacy will endure for years to come.