Name: Liminal
Duration: P00H04M28S
Description: This track is a quintessential rock ballad with its building block style of layered guitars and a big bottom all to a subtle yet heavy backbeat.

Liminal

from Modern Exile by Modern Exile

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This track is a quintessential rock ballad with its building block style of layered guitars and a big bottom all to a subtle yet heavy backbeat.

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I thought that this time would be different
in fact it was worse than before.
You couldn't even try and pretend like you care
So we showed you the door.

Now you wanna call me a coward.
Now you wanna tell me I'm wrong.
You couldn't even see that its all your fault.
Even when you were here you were gone.

You keep on working for the middle.
To be as plain as you can be.
Don't get to close or you just might just realize.
You're your own worst enemy..yeh
You're your own worst enemy.

Never had a problem with your timing.
Never had a problem with your soul.
Its just a matter of interest that never quite get past.
Left you thinking you were all alone..

You keep on working for the middle.
To be as plain as you can be.
Don't get to close or you just might just realize.
You're your own worst enemy..yeh
You're your own worst enemy.

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from Modern Exile, released September 30, 2011
Jeff Gray- Guitar and lead vocals
Adam Beck - Guitar and backing vocals

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Modern Exile Newark, Delaware

Modern Exile was formed in May 2010 in Newark, De when guitarists Adam and Jeff wanted to take there acoustic duo (Wooden Soul) electric. After enlisting Dave on drums and Joe on bass, the circle was complete. Pulling from blues, funk, rock, and reggae, and adding there distinctive progressive edge, there sound blossomed into something completely unique. ... more

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