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A New Nation
02:14
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My eye lids feel so heavy and only I know the reason why.
I’ve been broken down.
It would take a world changing to shake me
from this busted state that I’m in.
As disappointment and all the shame
slowly seep into my mind,
I just wish that I could feel whole again
but I ache like that sensation’s been cut off
of me.
If I’m riding to the nation of my next life,
tie it ‘til my necks arranged. Make sure it’s tight.
Safe from heart ache and from fictions that breed lies,
I’ll be riding my way home.
How can this outwit common sense?
A concept that can’t be defeated by logic?
I feel attacked under my own skin
by the suite I can never take off
of me.
Breathe… Breathe… Breathe… Remember to breathe
or you’ll never make it.
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2. |
Bulletproof Melody
02:37
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I've never gathered dead air faster from the back of my blackened lungs
As I thought “begging can't save us now”.
I clawed my way to higher ground.
A knowing sanction can't forgive this.
Abomination not “creation”.
I cried through the blood, the sweat, and the pain
as I shouted “I will not stand
Down”
Remember when our hearts were almost legends?
Remember when our hearts were almost?
From now until the day I die I'll struggle through each night.
I'll attempt to compensate by loading up on every single toxic vice I have.
Seeing visions of the places, the faces, desimation and eradacation.
I feel the pressure growing from these horns that were never there before.
How can they say that everything will be ok?
I cleanse and purge, try to purify, but I will never wash these wings clean.
They're stained and I can't help it, I kill myself with blame.
but now I will never stand
down
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Suburban Samurai Burlington, Vermont
+ Fast music for Introverts
+ Burlington, Vermont USA
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