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Quantum Point

from 2012 EP by Super Massive Black Holes

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solo: Jake Reimer

lyrics

Dimensional gateway
Where infinite realms
Of possibility meet,
Ramifications
Of our choices,
Inexplicable movement
Sub-Protonic particles,
Bleeding stardust,
Breathing the cosmos void

Nothing is as it seems
Astral particle beings
(Quantum/This is where realities are made)
Travelling far from here
In your cranial sphere
Ever longing for a home
Or at least a pleasure dome
(Quantum/This is where realities are made)

Looking down from the stars
Quite ambiguous
(Quantum/This is where realities are made)
Knowledge has been unleashed
Become human beings
Find truth in Sirius
Exist delirious
(Quantum/This is where realities are made)

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from 2012 EP, released October 6, 2012

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Super Massive Black Holes Calgary, Alberta

Jake Reimer - Guitar and Vocals
Denver Bergreen - Guitar
Tristan Peterson - Bass and Vocals
Clay Steadman - Drums

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