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thrust
04:24
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THRUST
Push away my dreams.
Drain away everything.
Eat me alive until i’m down and all defeated.
Cut my consciousness.
Kill my eagerness.
Eat me alive until i’m down and all defeated.
Screaming in darkness.
Take my life but you’ll find
The killer emptiness inside.
Drag me down. Tie my hands.
Face things you’ll never understand.
Noose around my neck.
Rope constricts my chest.
Eat me alive until i’m down and all defeated.
Tear my veins away.
Get palms off my face.
Leave me no chance but I will rise above your faith,
watching your fear inside.
Demise. You’re empty inside.
Hole in the chest. The living dead.
Hatred inside and nothing to spread.
Noose is getting tight. The one last breath.
You just can’t kill what’s inside.
Again and again.
The black hole in eyes.
Strive to demise.
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mud
04:45
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MUD
Step aside 'cuz they are falling down.
Their depth of freedom is not the same.
The main reason to get everyone while drowning,
closing eyes and let it all fade.
The flow of rot. Life-taking mud.
Blood-clot of the silence and despair clouding our sea with tears.
Putting bloody hands in the quicksand
they're trying to spit the poison of their mind.
Changing liars proceeding to extend
their ugly dreams upon our faith.
The flow of rot.
Life-taking mud.
Blood-clot of the silence and despair clouding our sea with tears.
Warbrain in rust is taking calmness away.
"No one to trust" is a lullaby of their way.
Destructive way.
Fade away and rot in hell
'cuz life is more than hate.
And tied hands are far away from giving up.
Endless flame of opened eyes will burn that lie away,
with the warship, the dead ship laying on the sand.
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floodlight Odesa, Ukraine
three-piece rock band from odessa, ukraine.
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