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Signs
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You've seen the light
And the way it pierces through the night
Some say too soon
But not you no not you
When the last drop hits your veins and your soul is lifted out of pain
Would you do me one last thing
It might sound crazy but this is all insane
Won't you leave a sign for me to let me know when you are near
Won't you leave a sign for me a sign you see to set me free
Won't you leave
I've heard some things
That made wonder if you're listening
I know it's true
Yes it's you it must be you
Will I feel you in the wind
Will it be a graze against my skin
Will I know you're in my space
Or will you come and go without a trace
Won't you leave a sign for me to let me know when you are near
Won't you leave a sign for me a sign you see to set me free
Won't you leave a sign for me to let me know when you are near
Won't you leave a sign for me a sign you see to set me free
Won't you leave
Everything must end
Still you've left too soon
I know we'll meet again
But until that day
Death can't separate
Won't you light the way
Won't you leave a sign for me to let me know when you are near
Won't you leave a sign for me a sign you see to set me free
Won't you leave
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Signs Song Story
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The Myriad Seattle, Washington
The Myriad began in 2001 in Seattle. After a few EP releases, You Can't Trust a Ladder, was released in 2005. In 2006,
drummer Scott Davis departed, and Randy Miller joined.
In December 2007, the band won MTV2's Dew Circuit Breakout competition, followed by the release of With Arrows, With Poise in 2008.
In 2010 drummer Randy Miller passed away from cancer.
In 2023 we released "Signs."
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