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It has been soft-shot to you
And roughly insaminated through your mind
That to deserve your palce
In this fucking mess
You have to be the most outstanding
And it also means to wear the uniform of the fake self-expression
Why would you rise against the dogma
when you can sit in your conforting lies ?
Cause this is not less than that
You're a lie, a fucking lie, FUCKING LIE
You brought your stone to the wall of conformism
And wrote your name as an epitaph
SIGNING YOUR OWN (DEAD) WILL
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One By One ( Revenge )
02:04
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[ in memory of my dead cat : Hestia, RIP ]
ONE BY ONE
I'LL BREAK YOUR BONES, YOUR LIMBS
AND YOUR KNUCKLES
NOW I'VE LEARNED
TO USE A SPADE
I'VE LEARNED TO DIG A GRAVE
5 orphans and a corpse in my room
I've seen the pain
The blood in my arm
Washed by the rain
The flood no longer warm
Rage starts running in my veins
Convictions fled away
I'm loosing my temper
I'm loosing my calm
CROSSROAD OF DEATH
I'M GONNA WATCH YOU BLEED
BEAT DOWN YOUR FACE
( BLOOD EFFUSION )
DON'T BE FUCKING GREED
I've got the scars
Of your last breath
There is no more stars
There is no more faith
Goddess of home
You should have stayed in it
You left me alone
So deep in the pit
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3. |
Soundtrack of our Lives
02:07
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In real life the scenario is always tasteless
scenery just set for the faceless
lifeless ghosts forgot they were acting
so we scream to break this unbearable silence
THIS IS THE SOUNDTRACK OF OUR LIVES
we play it bad, loud and fast
cause things go too fast
life is too harsh
and love does not fit in it
I'm tired of it all
watching this world falling apart
as my life is following the same way
Look at this world
how could you feel fitting in ?
of course « life is absurd »
thank you for this great revelation
but I choose to build it in a different way
and I don't wanna suffer anymore nor die
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