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lyrics

Skin white blue yes
She likes her body
But not about to laugh at other peoples expense
Things are fairly mellow
We like where we’re at
Countdown begins to build up

All hail this moment
Of breaking patience
Behind the glass eye
The great reflection
Shines back at you

I promise envy
Amongst my feelings
It doesn’t suit me
But I’m right with it

No instructions create adventures
Remain and stay very in touch
I think we owe you one
Not to be random
But fuck this contest to look cool

Now resist
Now this will
Now be bliss
Now from now

You should feel like the luckiest girl
In the world don’t fall off your dreams
Think about who you want to meet
Close your eyes and take them off this screen

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from The Great Reflection, released November 18, 2010
Written: William J. Sullivan(ASCAP) and Jon Costello (ASCAP)
Instruments: William J. Sullivan
Vocals: Jon Costello
Published: Wreckin’ Joint Productions (ASCAP)
Tracked and mixed at Wreckin’ Joint NYC by William J. Sullivan
Mastered by Stan Katz

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Architects of a Broken Design Long Beach, California

Architects of a Broken Design is comprised of multi-instrumentalist William J. Sullivan and vocalist Jon Costello. They bring together various sub-genres of metal from Death Metal to Hardcore to create their sound.

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