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Event Horizon
01:48
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T-1000
02:06
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Struggle to find worth
Can't find my place on this fucking earth
Serving no purpose, fucking worthless
Here today, gone tomorrow
The world keeps turning
No time for sorrow
Unessential, no consequence
Should I terminate my existence
Assured by the devils that dwell in my head
I'm better off alone or fucking dead
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3. |
Butcher Bay
02:40
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The end foreseen
All hell now unleashed
We don't deserve to see another day on this earth
With it we will fucking burn
Before we can react Armageddon will strike
And in that moment the hands on the clock become irrelevant
Praying for a savior, all gods' ears turn deaf
Nowhere to run, we embrace the inevitable
Finally, all hell unleashed
Man erased, drowning in flame
My last breath spent howling and laughing
Finally, all hell unleashed
(The world is not going to come to an end. We're just going to shuffle the deck. I have deemed this world not worthy of saving)
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4. |
Nostromo
01:32
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Drifting further
Slowly ALIENATING myself
From a world where I never belonged
Searching for warmth only leaves me colder than ever before
Festering, I long to feel human again
Searching for warmth only leaves me colder than ever before
Questioning will there be a time I don't feel estranged
Comfort in confinement
Maddened by the silence
Comfort in confinement
Searching for warmth just leaves me cold
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5. |
Fury Road
01:53
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Vision blurring
I am uncertain
Am I unwell? Could I be ill?
Suppress, release
Cycles repeat
No end in sight
I feel deprived
Of joy
Of life
Never satisfied
I hope for this curse to lift
Maybe then I can live
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