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Screaming Trees

Reflections

Release date: 2nd August 2011

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"Reflections" is a track by Screaming Trees, from the album Last Words: The Final Recordings, released 2nd August 2011. Full lyrics are available below.

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Screaming Trees

Screaming Trees

Lyrics

Reflections

[Verse 1]

Don't you look back and hate me

Or imagine how it could have been

I’d been exiled in the cold

You are all that I have left to hold

My former days unrepented

And every promise invented

It’s not easy to forgive

Always have this in my head

[Chorus]

Reflection of a mind

Reflection of a mind

Reflection of a life gone by

Don’t you pass me by

[Verse 2]

Times I can’t tell what is real

Can’t say the things I can feel

But it’s so easy to believe

I’m inside you when I see

[Chorus]

Reflection of a mind

Reflection of a mind

Reflection of a life gone by

Don’t you pass me by

[Verse 3]

Don't you look back and hate me

Or imagine how it could have been

I’d be banished from now on

Left to face this world alone

[Chorus]

Reflection of a mind

Reflection of a mind

Reflection of a life gone by

Don’t you pass me by

Don’t you pass me by

Don’t you pass me by

Don’t you pass me by

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From Last Words: The Final Recordings

2011
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Last Words: The Final Recordings
Last Words: The Final Recordings
Screaming Trees
Release year
2011
  1. —Door Into Summer
  2. —Ash Gray Sunday
  3. —Last Words
  4. —Revelator
  5. —Tomorrow Changes
  6. —Low Life
  7. —Black Rose Way
  8. —Anita Grey
  9. —Crawlspace
  10. —Reflections

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Writer
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Drums
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Guitar
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Vocals
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Mastering Engineer
Chris Hanzsek
Mixing Engineer
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Piano
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