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Father Cloak

from Tooth & Nail by Old Hounds

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lyrics

I am no protector, but rather the collector.
In the darkness is where I reside.
In the darkest corner of your mind.
I give no second chances unless made an offer that I cant refuse.
You want power. you want wealth. then give me what I want.

he is here to take what you once owned.
here comes the man made of bones.

I am here to pick up the fallen and take them to where they deserve.
I am the blade used to sever your ties with the world.

Counting every breathe you take like a second 'till the end.
you'll never see this place again.

Controller of the greatest plague. I am where all beginnings end.

he is here to take what you once owned.
here comes the man made of bones.
I am no protector, but rather the collector.
I am a reminder that no one lives forever.
so don't waste you time.

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from Tooth & Nail, released August 9, 2016

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Old Hounds Anchorage, Alaska

We're a bunch of sad sacks that write fast, angry, and heavy music.

Dedicated friends / musicians hellbent on aggressive riffs fueling cathartic lyricism. We have cultivated a close-knit following brought together by the unrelenting pace of our live shows and outgoing personalities off-stage.

We want to make you feel something. Rock n' Roll is not dead. Come bang your head. ... more

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