Chinese Whispers (Live)
from Embryonics 90 - 98 by Alchemist
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lyrics
Speaking my mind
Single trail of thought
Difference in the way we perceive
Your ability to receive
I know you listen, faults lie between us.
You hear my speaking, something changes my words.
[Chorus]
Hordes of inconsistencies and fiction swarm the paths of your thoughts.
Your interpretation of my actions, convenient to your cause.
I'll say again another way.
Splintered slithers of truth, rumored tales, my proof.
Tolerance prevents and outcome.
[Repeat Chorus]
Words a moldable form of matter,
interpretation, your point is shattered,
lies a manifestation of truth
changes arise because of a difference,
Words a moldable form of matter,
interpretation, your point is shattered,
lies a manifestation of truth
Don't accuse me because of a difference
I know you hear my words,
But somehow there's faults that lie between us.
Speaking my mind
Single trail of thought
I know you're listening
But some faults lie between us,
I know you hear my words.
[Repeat Chorus]
Single trail of thought
Difference in the way we perceive
Your ability to receive
I know you listen, faults lie between us.
You hear my speaking, something changes my words.
[Chorus]
Hordes of inconsistencies and fiction swarm the paths of your thoughts.
Your interpretation of my actions, convenient to your cause.
I'll say again another way.
Splintered slithers of truth, rumored tales, my proof.
Tolerance prevents and outcome.
[Repeat Chorus]
Words a moldable form of matter,
interpretation, your point is shattered,
lies a manifestation of truth
changes arise because of a difference,
Words a moldable form of matter,
interpretation, your point is shattered,
lies a manifestation of truth
Don't accuse me because of a difference
I know you hear my words,
But somehow there's faults that lie between us.
Speaking my mind
Single trail of thought
I know you're listening
But some faults lie between us,
I know you hear my words.
[Repeat Chorus]
credits
from Embryonics 90 - 98,
released February 21, 2006
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Alchemist Canberra, Australia
Alchemist is an Australian progressive metal band from Canberra whose style combines death metal, progressive rock,
psychedelic, Eastern, Aboriginal and electronic influences
Instinctively aware of the importance of stylistic individuality, and disillusioned with the stagnant metal scene of the late eighties, ALCHEMIST was formed with the purpose of creating original & emotive music.
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Jun 19Abingdon, UK
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Jun 20Abingdon, UK
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Jun 21Abingdon, UK
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Jun 22Abingdon, UK
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Aug 2Oslo, Norway
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Sep 14Manchester, UK
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Sep 15London, UK
discography
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Oct 2007 -
Feb 2006 -
Jun 2003 -
Oct 2001
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