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Grave of Compassion
03:09
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Denial - Rage & Hate
02:09
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Animosity takes a hold of me and refuses to release.
Can't continue down this road of rage fuelled anxiety.
Is this how it's meant to be?
But I'm not the one who's bleeding on the front line for what they believe in.
Call it what you want but answering with hate will only cause more pain.
Still it won't change a thing.
The closed minded will continue to sing,
and the voice grows with every passing day,
that we allow the rhetoric and spite to stain.
Dig up the hatchets,
bury the truth.
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Blinded - In Your Hell
02:41
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Though you know.
You know I'll be back again, words written so well.
Together we've fallen from heaven and earth, I'll drown in your hell.
Cross your heart, you can feel me in your eyes.
The future forms in moments, as the last few die.
It's hard to say goodbye.
Goodbyes never meant a thing to me,
and I know it hurt you.
Push back into my chest,
I know I hurt you.
Stop me talking now, move me, hold me now, let's stop talking now, kiss me away now.
Kiss me away, wish granted too late anyway, So far away, keep telling yourself that anyway.
Stop me talking now, move me, hold me now, let's stop talking now,
Kiss me away now.
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Cower
03:38
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