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Obvious       140 bpm                                MP3 Sample

Don’t want to cry myself to sleep anymore.
I’m only wasting away, here in this bed all alone.
I won’t give in to this emptyness invading my soul.
And somehow deep inside, I doubt you’ll realize I’m gone.

Regret seems endless now. The passion between us dies.
What I once felt for you, there are no words to describe.

You’re so oblivious, to my thoughts and feelings.
When it comes to us, I’ve stopped believing.
It’s obvious, when you hear me cry.
Do you care at all? You make it obvious.

I’m through with all the excuses. There’s no need to explain.
Living without a conscience, you believe it’s a game.
I’m sinking into regret, this pain you can’t rearrange.
To feel resentment inside, is an assessment of blame.

You say I’m the only one. You’ve made your choice again.
I’ll spend the night alone, feeling nothing.


Music 4-26-03
Lyrics 5-17/18-03 / 7-17-03  
By: Breye Kiser for Provision Musik

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


Obvious is quite possibly my best fictional piece to date.

When Visualize was coming together as an album, I saw a lot of my
friends struggling in their relationships. A lot of their problems were
very obvious. This song sums it up in a way that I think almost
anyone can relate to.

Obvious has been performed live, since late 2003 and was always a
crowd favorite no matter where we performed it. It still remains the
hardest song for me to pull off live, due to the intricate way I wrote
the lyrical criss-cross style dynamics of the verses.

The Official video for Obvious was shot on the Metro Lightrail in
Downtown Houston, Texas and is available on our Official Myspace
Page and You Tube.

Feel free to check it out along with our other music videos
in the Media section.

The Hi-Res version will appear on our DVD titled Visionary due out in
late 2009.

Breye K.