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'Triptych' by Arcane Roots is a 2013 rock song from the album 'Blood & Chemistry'. The lyrics set up a perspective shift, asking if the listener can see “from the other side”, then questioning the idea of right and wrong. It moves into an appeal to leave things behind, with promises framed as conditional. The closing images turn toward wakefulness, with sleepers held to the morning.
"Triptych" is a track by Arcane Roots, from the album Blood & Chemistry, released 5th May 2013. The track is 6:13 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 1 article about Arcane Roots.
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