Socratic Lyrics

Duane Okun - Guitar, Vocals
Tom Stratton - Drums
Adam Swider - Bass
Kevin Bryan - Guitar, Vocals

Formed in early high school by two best friends, Socratic
started out as a mediocre punk rock outfit that was limited
to power chord rock and cover songs. The current lineup,
Duane Okun (Guitar/Vocals), Tom Stratton (Drums), Kevin
Bryan (Guitar/Vocals) and Adam Swider (Bass), has proven to
be a much more mature musical style, blending influences
from all different genres in today's music. "It's Getting
Late," the band's debut More...




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Another point of view | Reviewer: Torry
    ------ About the song Lunch For The Sky performed by Socratic

I think this songwriter shows his/her frustration with the futility of life. If this world,controlled by humans, was all that there is, I would tend to agree. But death isn't the cure, it's the passage to the next existence, the eternal one. The song takes on the theme of Ecclesiastes... vanities of vanities, but there is a "God-factor" missing in this song's equation.

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