Adrift
Digital Ruin Lyrics
I've always been one to follow through
With all the things I said I would do
And when the lies were said and done
I never strayed from the vision
I've always been one to look inside
For something more that I could hide
I asked for truth, you questioned why
Did you read the bottom line?
Holding out on that part in a new life
I've been learning the hard way
And each lesson found is the start of a new day
I've been looking for some time
Trying hard to believe in my own mind
To follow through with what I feel
And find my mission in life
[Bridge]
Will I ever find a higher ground
Will I ever change what's inside
And bury the past in learning to survive
[Chorus]
We are adrift
With your doubts still you carry on
Always dreaming of what could have been
Always looking for the other ride
Never knowing that the answer was inside
[Bridge]
[Chorus]
We've been adrift for some time
Holding out for a part in a new life
We're learning the hard way
Can you hear a single word that I say
[Bridge]
[Chorus]
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Digital Ruin released two impressive albums in 1997 and 2000, both both melodic progressive metal albums in the mold of early-mid-period Queensryche, though with plenty of individuality to help them avoid the clone tag. The band - vocalist Matt Pacheco, guitarist Dave Souza, drummer Tim Hart and bassist Mike Keegan list a varied and eclectic mix of influences: Queen, Machine Head, Dream Theater, Marillion and Stabbing Westward. Both albums received some fine reviews and the band appeared to be on the rise in the prog metal field Read Full BioDigital Ruin released two impressive albums in 1997 and 2000, both both melodic progressive metal albums in the mold of early-mid-period Queensryche, though with plenty of individuality to help them avoid the clone tag. The band - vocalist Matt Pacheco, guitarist Dave Souza, drummer Tim Hart and bassist Mike Keegan list a varied and eclectic mix of influences: Queen, Machine Head, Dream Theater, Marillion and Stabbing Westward. Both albums received some fine reviews and the band appeared to be on the rise in the prog metal field, but following the release of Dwelling In The Out, and the subsequent departure of vocalist Matthew Pacheco, the band underwent a substantial style change, going for a more modern, alternative metal direction. With the departure of Michael Keegan, the remaining members decided to put the name Digital Ruin to rest and continue on as Monoblok, but apparently they've decided to return to their roots, with the Dwelling quartet back together and working on new material (presumably in their original style) for 2007.
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lucid phreak
<3 this song so much. The previous album was much better - but this one is not bad. Love the one that says “its only me again, its late - I’ve had some time to think….”