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Cold Mad River

from Embers EP [BONUS VER] by Alex Nackman

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As my feet have touched the water
Currents chase and never sit
See ways of least resistance
The quiet times we can’t resist

Take the cold from the river
Flashback to open lines
Take the cold from the river
A mad thought of self defined
Take the cold from the river
It never sees but knows it’s fine

The past we like to favor
Nostalgia’s warm embrace
Like a grip on all the outcomes
What’s ahead of us is far from safe

Take the cold from the river
Flashback to open lines
Take the cold from the river
A mad thought of self defined
Take the cold from the river
It never sees but knows it’s fine

Take the cold from the river
Flashback to open lines
Take the cold from the river
A mad thought of self defined
Take the cold from the river
It never sees but knows it’s fine

Tame the look of reaching back
It’s a hard fall down to get back on track
Tame the look of reaching back
It’s a hard fall down to get back on track

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from Embers EP [BONUS VER], released December 11, 2020

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Alex Nackman New York, New York

Alex Nackman has established himself as a writer, producer, and artist with staying power. Nackman draws influence from New Order, The Cure, & U2 among others in British-Pop. Named an MTV Buzzworthy Artist, earned a spot as a Top-12 Artist in Performing Songwriter Magazine's monthly ranking, and lauded by the BBC in London for his "electric fired gems." Alex Nackman lives in Brooklyn, New York. ... more

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