Name: Facade (Remastered)
Duration: P00H05M59S
Description: This song was heavily inspired by the band Mortal. The gang vocals were performed by both Joe and I.

Facade (Remastered)

from Stating The Obvious (Remastered) by Midiboy

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This song was heavily inspired by the band Mortal. The gang vocals were performed by both Joe and I.

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The most exciting life that I have ever faced
Has left in my mouth the bitterest taste
After seeking out all that I wanted as my own
I am left all alone and feeling robbed to the bone

I could not see past the façade that put up such an illusionary front
I see beyond, beyond the façade, a life that I could never really want

What happened to my friends who were there for the fun?
Cuz when the lights go out I cannot find anyone
They were always there to point me to some more
Now that I've had my fill they are my friends no more

I could not see past their façade they put up such an illusionary front
I see beyond, beyond their façade, the friends that I could never really want
I could not see past the façade that put up such an illusionary front
I see beyond, beyond the façade, a life that I could never really want

I thought that this was always what I wanted
To somehow satisfy what I thought I needed
Yet these pleasures have only added to the emptiness
And now I am left to live with this failed awful mess

I could not see past the façade that put up such an illusionary front
I see beyond, beyond the façade, a life that I could never really want
I could not see past the façade that put up such an illusionary front
Can I see beyond, beyond the façade, to a life that I would really want?

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from Stating The Obvious (Remastered), released November 9, 2019
Words: Joe Flint
Music: Gregg Hart
(c) 1999, 2019 Midiboy Music

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Midiboy Walbridge, Ohio

Midiboy started in 1998 with the intention of being a synthpop project. His first project was called "Midi-Life Crisis" and was released exclusively on MP3.com and is no longer available in it's original form. Since then, his style has morphed into a hybrid rock / electronica genre with lyrics that reflect his faith in Jesus. ... more

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