Stalking the Stalker
from Horizon Between the Eyes by The Other Sun
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Cassette + Digital Album3 track cassette limited to 150 copies with full artwork "Yak’ab Balam" by David Herrerías printed on a 6 panel j-card.
Includes unlimited streaming of Horizon Between the Eyes via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Download available in 16-bit/44.1kHz.ships out within 2 daysedition of 150Purchasable with gift card$6 USD or more
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lyrics
In the darkness I follow my Shadow
and it's a shadow brighter than a thousand suns.
And as the sun rises in the horizon
I see that it's the shadow that's following me.
and it's a shadow brighter than a thousand suns.
And as the sun rises in the horizon
I see that it's the shadow that's following me.
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from Horizon Between the Eyes,
released February 11, 2019
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Feb 2019
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