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Perspectives

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I love to feel their dead breath on my shoulders
Since I was young, I've given up all hope
Ignorance is what you gave, so Ignorance is what you get. This is my fucking fist, that’s all I fucking know. I am weak and I am scared that’s why I feel so desolate.. In my head.. it always rains, no brightness and no warmth.

You call me hate and I am the reason for your bitterness and your first fight. You can’t see me, even though I never hide.. Your heartbeat. keeps me alive. I let wars begin and humans fight.

Look at you, what you’ve become. I am already a part of you. I am in your heart, I burn your soul
You are what I made of you.

So, close your eyes and feel my cold hands when I lead you to my place. You will never come back.

We will never come back. We leave this world together for good. People like ghosts are passing by.
There is no return, you are dead, not me.
I see this world in black and white, because that is all my eyes can see. No beauty and no sympathy..All my anger against your fear.

We don’t care who you are and what you’ve been
It’s on yourself to let us in or keep us out but we will try forever more.

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from Perspectives, released June 1, 2011

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Empty Handed Leipzig, Germany

since 2010. melodic hardcore/ emo.

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