I'm staring at the oldest light
But it won't burn out tonight
I'm looking through the coldest air
Rolling past the loch of waste
Inside the starry cage
I read about the ashes too
And what the wind had done to you
You're thinking of your newest thrill
You say you'd never but you know you will
You won't rest until
Is this the kind of love you could be proud of?
I wonder why you'd seen such a far away place
A story that won't come true
Remembering dreams to you
Is that all we had to look forward to?
I'm lying in a shuttered room
Held inside a bitter heart
Being pulled a million ways
But I won't be pulled apart
Maybe just at the seams
We've spent at least a thousand years
But we've still not found it here
Another minute standing still
You say you'll leave and I'm sure you will
You won't let me rest until
You found the kind of love you could be proud of
I wonder why you'd seen such a far away place
A story that won't come true
Remembering dreams to you
But is that all we had to look forward to?
The Secret Machines are an American indie rock and space rock band, originally from Dallas, Texas. Formed in New York City in 2000, the trio consists of Brandon Swanson (vocals, guitar), Benjamin Curtis (guitar, keyboards) and Phil Karnats (bass). Their sound is characterized by psychedelic atmospheres, distorted guitar riffs and introspective lyrics. Their debut album, *Now Here This*, released in 2004, was a critical and commercial success, with singles like "Alone Together" and "The Way Home". The second album, *Ten Silver Drops*, from 2006, further solidified their position in the international indie rock scene. In 2010, the band disbanded following the death of Benjamin Curtis from leukemia. The Secret Machines are remembered as one of the most innovative and influential indie rock bands of the 2000s.
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