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Requiem

from Requiem by 800 Octane

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It's wearing me thin . It's been burning me out . Let's dim the lights . And bring the curtain down . When you're close to death . You see a tunnel of light . This is for all my friends . That have been here . For those times in my life . And it's alright . Because that's just the way that it goes . You get what you get sometimes . When you reach the end of the road . Can you say if you enjoyed the ride? . So let's get everyone in . And let's get to it . Got a box full of dreams . From the days of the scene . Got a map on the wall . With pins to show where I've been . Pictures on the mantle . They're the snapshots of my life . They're dusty in the corners . Or they're faded from the light . But the memories there have only sweetened . With the passing of time . And it's alright . Because that's just the way that it goes . You get what you get sometimes . When you reach the end of the road . Can you say if you enjoyed the ride? . So let's get everyone in . One last requiem . Gather and bow your heads . Say a prayer for the dead . Let's put it down . Right . You've all been a part of my life . But this time is goodbye . Thank you and good night

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from Requiem, released October 14, 2008

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800 Octane Portland, Oregon

800 Octane is one of Portland’s longest running punk rock bands. At the core of it all is a long running friendship and a common interest in writing aggressive, energetic songs with what could be described as a mix of early 80’s skate punk combined with a horror movie sensibility. ... more

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