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No Fantasy
03:44
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The Highway
03:42
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The Highway
Everything has changed even bebore we've figured it out
And now we're all lost in this tormented silence
Consumate all you see on the highway of death
The Future of all things will be lost
Your universe swallowed by this darkness
Fighting to get this last piece of this chimaira
Giving yourself your own death sentence
Almost dead
Almost Breathing
Almost alive
you cant recongnise yourself
all you see is the terror you've caused
destroying all within your reach
This is your only hope left
Whatever it takes
To get this rope and get rid of it
From now on
Nothing will stop from getting it
Cant stand it anymore
Destroying yourself with this inner plague
Until you're gone
From now on everything is lost...lost and dead
Before you realize what you have done
Your body will consume itself
Killing everyone
Murdering everything
You've delivered control
your unaware of your own actions
once your back, you've blown it
then you conceive
this infected dust
caused it all
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3. |
Blind Sky
03:40
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4. |
Last Prayer
04:11
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5. |
The Imprisoned
05:11
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Blind Eye Records Rouyn Noranda, Québec
DIY Record Label Bassed in Rouyn-Noranda, Abitibi, Qc. Since 2013.
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