If I
Say why
Will you cry
To please me?
Tell me lies
Fail to try
Say goodbye
It's easy
Eyes cry
Tears dry
Tongues tie
Release me
Blue sky
Mind's eye
Do or die
Appease me
Fine chilling mime
And I don't know if I can believe in all the lies
Calcify
And I don't know if I can survive the feeling
Losing all that's mine
Amputee
Cut from me
Setting free
Deceiving
Leaving be
Lost at sea
Absentee
You're grieving
Fine chilling mime
And I don't know if I can believe in all the lies
Crucify
And I don't know if I can survive the feeling
Losing all that's mine
All, hold the wall, shallow call, doubters all, face the wall
Lovers fall, face the wall, losers all
Fine chilling mime
And I don't know if I can believe in all the lies
Crucify
And I don't know if I can survive the feeling
Losing all that's mine
I won't be the good for nothing
I won't be the same old feeling
I won't be the one you turn to
I won't be the phase you go through
Frost* is a British progressive rock band formed in 2005. The project's core is vocalist and keyboardist Jem Godfrey, known for his collaborations with Genesis during Peter Gabriel's tenure. Frost*'s sound blends classic elements of progressive rock with influences from jazz and world music. The band has released several successful albums, including "Millionth Monkey" (2007), "Experiments in Mass Appeal" (2010) and "The Sleep of Reason" (2013). Frost* is appreciated for its energetic live performances and complex arrangements. Among the most representative songs are "The Man Who Sold the Moon", "The Road to Nowhere" and "The Sleep of Reason".
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