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lyrics

Now! While the tide is rising,
keep your breath and don’t ask why.
Forget the sun that lights us and return to reality.

Why is it so hard to breathe?
With this pressure pushing on my chest.
Now being heartless, it’s easier to survive.

This selfishness will save me,
Now it’s not you, it’s me.
Did you have to make me feel alone?
This dark soul lets me rest.

Falling apart from my shattered world.
This is the bastard I’ve become.
I’d rather have you far away,
than have you kill me again.

Breathing airless. Dragged to despair.
Drowned nowhere. Exhausted by dreams.
Save me from here.

Take me away from this poisoned heart.
Take me away. This is not the way to die.
Take everything back!

This poisoned heart weighs so much.
I can’t see through your lies. Now I am gonna live!

With my last breath I’m coming up.
I hope you feel this some time.
This ending is not fair.
Let me rise up.

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from Bow To The Lions, released February 2, 2017

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