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Byegones (2017) single from the Sworn Enemy split 7'

by Countime

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I've been to hell and back I need an optimistic path
I'm always looking back I pray I never fall again
You can try to run and hide but you can't run from your mind
Haunted memory won't let me see the light of day
I hide behind my fear and break walls of pain
Now my mind is clear I can't believe the end was near
The crooked path we walk has led me to confusion
I fought the demons in my path now I live my life
In peace in solitude my mind has lost its patience
I need to follow through FUCK YOU!

With every move I'm feeling numb I'm feeling restless feeling dumb
I can't escape the feeling crawling through the ceiling
With every breath I wipe my eye no second chances no reason why
I just can't find salvation only devastation

I've been to hell and back I need an optimistic path
I'm always looking back I pray I never fall again
You can try to run and hide but you can't run from your mind
haunted memory won't let me see the light of day
I hide behind my fear and break walls of pain
now my mind is clear I can't believe the end was near
the crooked path we walk has led me to confusion
I fought the demons in my path now I live my life

With every move I'm feeling numb I'm feeling restless feeling dumb
I can't escape the feeling crawling through the ceiling
with every breath I wipe my eye no second chances no reason why
I just can't find salvation only devastation

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released February 19, 2018

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