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PALM READING

from CASCADE by Juncture

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Wing beats can cause hurricanes
Divide my path and light the way
Glaciers move ever on
We had predicted this, look past our differences

Reality above so below
Match palm lines to see through
Dense clouds hide that beyond
Look through our cataracts to find our way back home

Glance past fate and find truth
Short life lines cast shadows too
There is suffering in your eyes
Let the falling leaves remind you who you really are

Lost inside we find ourselves
Fighting for breath
And yet despite everything
We have found a way to rebuild it all

Take my palm reading
Teach me how to look beyond
Take my palm reading
Teach me how to look beyond
And if we are lost
Show me how to look beyond
And if we are lost
Show me how to look beyond

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Written, performed and recorded by Juncture
Drums engineered by Linus Håkansson
Mixed by Ryan Grigsby
Mastered by Marek Deml

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from CASCADE, released May 12, 2023

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Juncture London, UK

UK post-hardcore art project

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