Yet again the wheel turns,
it turns and it turns and it turns and it turns and it...
Yet again the wheel turns,
and it turns and it turns and it turns.
Maybe we will meet again,
again and again and again and again and again and...
Maybe we will meet again,
and again and again and again.
You should be on my side
and I should be on yours.
You are the one who must decide
who teaches and who follows.
Yet again the wheel turns,
it turns and it turns and it turns and it turns and it...
Yet again the wheel turns,
and it turns and it turns and it turns.
Maybe we will meet again,
again and again and again and again and again and...
Maybe we will meet again,
and again and again and again.
The fever dreams are returning,
the terror is my friend.
I miss him when he’s gone for a while,
but he always makes my bed, when it’s over.
Yet again the wheel turns,
it turns and it turns and it turns and it turns and it...
Yet again the wheel turns,
and it turns and it turns and it turns.
Maybe we will meet again,
again and again and again and again and again and...
Maybe we will meet again,
and again and again and again.
The oracle inside the screen,
I tell her all my fears.
O Pythia, you must remind me —
what is it you hear?
Am I a prophet too, I wonder?
The things I see are too real.
I need to find some kind of juncture
where time begins to peel.
Where time begins…
credits
from Yet Again The Wheel Turns / PseudoReligion,
released April 29, 2022
Written by Tegan Wahlgren
Produced by Tegan Wahlgren & Harley Small
Mixed by Harley Small
Recorded at Monarch Studios & Sound Fountain in Vancouver, BC
Engineered by Harley Small (Sound Fountain) & Olivia Quan (Monarch Studios)
Mastered by Brock McFarlane at CPS Mastering
Vocals, Violin, Synthesizer – Tegan Wahlgren
Synthesizer – Harley Small
Electric Bass – Jasper Wrinch
Drums – Joshua Griffin
Harp – Elisa Thorn
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