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Often times its black as day
nearly gone before you can say
it will even grow what we receive
Often times its black as day
It clearly dawns on you to stay
Even though you had to leave

We'll make it often times, on other eves
Often times, on other eves

Happenstance, a random chance occurring
Train of thought, the accidents alluring
Time just before something happens
Wandering minds ways to tap in
Don't over-think the process evolving, revolving
Tracks making paths like trains we were waiting to catch, waiting to catch

Shook the house growing up
Shook the house growing up

Often times its bright as night
plain as day when you're in sight
to see and know it could be me
Often times its black as day
It clearly dawns on you to stay
Even though you had to leave

We'll make it often times, on other eves
Often times, on other eves

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from .​.​.​and the storms that swarm, released June 22, 2012

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Jahman Brahman Asheville, North Carolina

The name Jahman Brahman emerged from the band’s goal to achieve ultimate musical cohesion: each instrument a facet of a single greater goal to deliver music from the heart of one. The band strives to leave the listener with thoughts of love, life, and the wonders experienced while being part of an extraordinary musical family. ... more

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