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Divine Decadence

from Shipwrecked Soul by Devin Haas

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Divine Decadence
Zero to sixty and how much time has passed you’ve got me falling in love almost too fast you’ve got me waking scared in my shoes you’ve got me wondering how much I have to lose I’m not saying that this isn’t what I want I’m not playing any games with your heart I’m not leaving anything up to chance because this feels like divine decadence Everything’s spinning is this a dream am I really holding you next to me all my dreams end with me waking up but I remember coming in and you’ll see me when I go maybe I’m really here maybe your really here maybe it’s clear if we look past our fear Standing at the head of a path I want to walk pushing some emotions in between our talk I really wonder if you feel the way I do I really wonder what it’s like inside of you I’m not saying that I know what I want I’m not playing any games with your heart I’m not leaving anything up to chance because I’m lost in divine decadence

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from Shipwrecked Soul, released January 28, 2006
Devin Haas- Vocals, Guitars, Piano, Organ, Harmonica
John Wash IV - Percussion

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Devin Haas Los Angeles, California

Devin Haas has been playing sitar since 1997. He was trained in Sikh Indian classical music tradition. John Wash IV is a graduate of Cal Arts and is classically trained in Indian music and many other types of percussion. Shan Ahmadi is a Tanpura player and teacher from Tehran Iran. The performers are currently based in Long Beach California. ... more

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