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Misdirection
03:05
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I think I've opened my mind way too late
Hollow world leaves me so cold
Tell me how to feel it
Show me what it's like
I just want to know
How to live this life
Should I leave this place
My home is disgraced
Every second that I've lived
I lived in a shady dream
Never meant to be
Never meant to be
Sacraments are burned away
I never touched the flames before
Living life or living lie
Is this emptiness inside of me
I don't feel anything
I don't feel you
And I avoid mirrors
Because I don't want to feel still alive
I think I've opened my mind way too late
Hollow world leaves me so cold
No feelings left attached
No feelings left attached
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Fibrodysplasia
02:31
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Turn back and never look around
Eyes shut you're biting your tongue
Mind's cooked with all the video
Burned out burned down
You're just an empty shell of yourself
More than a shattered heart
A hollow man
Take notice you're no longer sane
The visions collapse your thoughts
Misleading sickness aside
You're done for good
The bones are covered with only skin
Heartbeat is ceasing to be
Falling apart
Your life is engulfed in flames
Falling apart
Your life is engulfed in flames
Your life is engulfed in flames
Shame shame shame
I fucking hate this
I can't stand it
I am so sick of all of this
And I don't know how you all fell to this virus
Let it be damned
Let it be damned
Decaying while you still breathe
Can't stand
Can't stand
You're on your knees
Waist deep in the shit
Waist deep in the shit
You are the reason for all of this
More than a shattered heart
A hollow man
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Calling Out The Weak
03:03
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Parallels [EP]
03:14
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Come on
I'm smiling at the sun
And the sun shines back at me
I've been broken
I've been abused
But whatever I'm only amused
Things come and go
It never chages
Bad stuff is just a memory
I've been broken
I've been used
As we go higher
We're more often pushed aside
And every step of the way is another test of patience
Fighting through the crowds of the waste
Looking for your own redemption
And every step of the way is another test of patience
Fighting through the crowds of the waste
Go
I passed the gap and I crossed the line
I'm never looking back again
I've been broken
I've been abused
But whatever I'm only amused
Bad stuff is just a memory
I've been broken
I've been used
As we go higher
Will we ever take another road
Will it ever change
We're more often pushed aside
Will it ever change
Will we ever take another road
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Promise To Take Chelyabinsk, Russia
Promise To Take is a Russian progressive metalcore band formed in 2012 by fromer members of Russian behemoths Lost In Alaska. The band remained mostly a studio project for a long time, until early 2017 when joined by Slava Antonenko on vocals which made it a proper live act as well. The release of new EP helped them to establish themselves as one of the most interesting acts to look out for. ... more
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