Deadsy - Flowing Glower

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Now you know
Places where I've lived
When I couldn't grow
Downward you'll soon drift
On the sailless boat
Nothing left to give
All I see is throat

Flowing glower
Witless knower
Seedless sower

If it's all a lie
Will you realize

Right before we die
My soul leads to the wrong
Changeling of the night
Now that I bleed a song
Purely based on fright
Sad with my face so long
I have this new sight

Flowing glower
Witless knower
Five steps lower

If its all a lie
Will you realize

Numbed the pain
Way high and real low
Now it feels the same
Have love or feel so
Hollowed out with shame
Hoping to see the day
With my brand new name

Flowing glower
Seedless sower
I'm bipolar

If I die tonight
Will you be all right

Then in time you'll find
Thirst becomes boring
Lest your heart and mind
Now that we're soaring
Over space and time
Done with exploring
All you are is mine

Flowing glower
Loopless Thrower
Breathless blower

If it's all a lie
Will you realize

Seek and you shall find
Everything in sight
Read between the lines
I'll show you the light
Here in the afterlife

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Deadsy was an alternative metal band that originated in Los Angeles, California in 1995. The band was known for its unique concept of each member being represented by a different color, nickname, and entity. The band's founder, Elijah Blue Allman, who is the son of famous musicians Cher and Greg Allman, was symbolized by the entity Academia, the color International Klein Blue, and the nickname Phillips Exeter Blue I. Other members of the band took on the personas of grey-war, green-leisure, yellow-science/medicine, and red/black-horror.

Deadsy released three studio albums during their career, with their first self-titled album featuring many songs that were carried over to their second album, Commencement. The band garnered support from alternative metal pioneers such as Jonathan Davis of Korn and Fred Durst of Limp Bizkit.

After the release of their third album, Phantasmagore, in 2006, Deadsy went on hiatus. Despite their absence from the music scene in recent years, the band left a lasting impact on the alternative metal genre with their unique and innovative approach to music. Fans continue to hold out hope for a possible reunion or new music from Deadsy in the future.