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Deformation
04:37
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So cold in every fibre, right down to the bone
The unknown will martyr me for what I owe
Under the shell we see the damage shows
Overthrow the domineering seeds that have been sown
Everything I've ever known is lost inside an afterglow
Overflown with needs that have outgrown
Refine, dissecting all the faults in our design
Redefine a notion slowly in decline
Lingering until we see the signs
Take time and go searching for a fountain of divine
Slip away and sever ties, admit to all mistakes of mine
Take upon a faith in short supply
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Coma
02:50
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It seems like this time isn't the same as it was
Now I'm comatose to a wage that owns it's slave
While we are all blind in our own cause
The memories will fade, put to the grave
It feels like the sparks are burning out
An adolescent phase of our debase
This scar is a mark of our own doubt
Fixed in disarray and led astray
Savour the age and cut it close
Feed upon a rage until it slows
Fold the corner of the page you read the most
Fold the corner of the page
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AVACET Leeds, UK
Christian Gautrey
Elliot Laws
James Hague
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