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Attraction
Behind Your Disguise
Breathe
Chemistry
Could've Had It All
Cruxified
December Morning
Defying Culture
Denial
Destiny
Devotion
Each Second Suffering
Evaporate
Everytime
Fade
Flood of Emotion
Ideal
Illusion
Inertia
In Love
Innocence
In November
Insecurity
Intruder
Lies
Memories
My Only Question
Neverending
Obsession
Obvious
Persistent Rhythm of Before
P.O.C.W.
Replicate
Sacrifice
Someone Like You
The Consequence
The Only Thing
This Moment
Tragedy
Trust
Uncertainty
Untrue
Visualize
Everytime       110 bpm                  MP3 Sample

I wonder if I’m losing you. In saving us I know. It may be too late.
How can I say I miss you? When all our plans fall through.
And we no longer, communicate.

Everytime you leave. This room gets colder. Days grow longer.
Every night I see. My own remains, in guilt and shame.
You will forget me. Everytime.
Everytime we’ve ever shared, is breaking down around us.
Everytime. Until we’re nothing, more.

My actions are concealed. In countless words I fail.
It always comes out wrong. To others it seems obvious.
The ending we avoid, because we’re not that strong.


Music and Lyrics: 9-3/29-03  &  6-5-05     *For Leslie*
By: Breye 7x
Live Jupiter 8 Pads by Breye 7x      

Recorded and Produced at Red Square Digital by Breye 7x
Mastered by Brian Hazard at Resonance Mastering.


I started writing Everytime, on the day when Leslie announced she
was going to take a hiatus from the band to concentrate on her new
medical career. I did not know if she would come back to the band,
and if so; for how long she might stay. Leslie eventually did return
and perform with us for another 2 years before finally saying goodbye.

I had no clue how Everytime would ultimately sum up the end of the
band in 2006, but somehow it did. The truth was that I could never
see doing Provision without Leslie. I miss her very much, but if not
for her Provision would never have been.

I now have Joel S. to thank for helping to mend my heart, and
believing in me; to believe in Provision again.

When I recorded this song, I completely broke down in tears after
the last vocal take, and almost collapsed as Carlos held me and fell
apart right there in the studio.

Everytime remains as the perfect ending to The Consequence.  

Everytime has never been performed live.

Breye 7x