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Private Hell
02:21
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Can't follow your heart when you live in denial
Your life fell apart and we witnessed the downfall
Spent years in a blur, but years can't reverse
In relapse you burn, requiem for rebirth
Consumed by the street, tenant in a private hell
Disappeared to protect us, couldn't protect yourself
Secrets we keep are not what they seem
In love with a substance, life feels like a dream
Flashing lights, your life in the hands of a stranger
Nightmares of seeing you in the form of an angel
Head in the clouds on a path paved with blood
Another face in the crowd praying to a faceless God
Poisoning yourself to touch salvation
Constant trials and tribulations
Our close ones pain felt in our spirits
Lonesome prayers in Powdercity
Hard to detox from what steals your life
I can't read thoughts but I see through lies
Benzodiazepines robbing your conscience
Chemical imbalances causing new problems
The pain so deep, inducing withdrawals
You're playing for keeps, and losing it all
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Shadow
02:35
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Too numb to cry, the way we suffered
Mannequin eyes, blank stares like sculptures
Timeline filled with hectic moments
Lifetime of fear has left me frozen
So deeply prone to introspection
I see no one in my reflection
An uphill battle with time and self
Inherited sadness and side effects
Can't tell you how my life used to be
Without pouring my heart out on my sleeve
No way to escape reality
Found my place in a haze of apathy
No fate, it starts and ends in my head
I'm rather by myself than left for dead
Another day alone in the eye of the storm
Became a shadow the day I was born
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No Saving Grace Västerås, Sweden
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