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Endless

from Endless by Illuminus

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I can feel a change in me
Swilling round like an inner sea
Time it wraps itself around me
Enveloping my everything
It’s going to rain today
Things will never be the same

I can see the oceans adrift
Fading slowly in the mist
Once the path is set and agreed
Close your eyes and it will begin
It’s going to rain today
Now it’s time to go home

I can feel a change in me
I can feel it as it breathes
I can feel it beckoning
It’s the end or the beginning

There’s an echo of you on the breeze
Wafting through the autumn leaves
It’s a place I sometimes see
A trace of something in me
And it’s going to rain

It is never ending

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from Endless, released May 1, 2018
Written by Aidan Otene Dickens
Recorded at the Killing room, Kingsland, Auckland
by Matthew Keller
Guitar, vocals and keyboards by Aidan Otene Dickens
Backing vocals by Milla Dickens
Drums by Turin Howell
Bass by Holden Schade
Mixed by Holden Schade
Mastered by Landr

Cover art by Aidan Otene Dickens

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Illuminus Auckland, New Zealand

Illuminus is a rock band from Auckland, New Zealand. Their debut album 'Until the End' was released in 2012 and received rave reviews.

Their new album is called 'Fading by Degrees' and is now available through the website. To celebrate this the band remastered and re-released the first album 'Until the End'. ... more

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