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Into Oblivion

by Goodbye Sparta

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Into oblivion
No way out
No way out
Alone in the dark
Trapped inside
You fall out
Into oblivion
No way out
No way out
Each day you write a mark
Trapped inside
You fall out
Into oblivion
Everybody looks for you, but nobody can’t hear you when you scream
You always talk with your self
To keep calm and waiting for help
Sat at the bottom of this well
prisoner by these walls of hell
every days this shade watches you suffering and smile
the rain falls on your head
it filled this prison made of stone and ground
you feel surfacing on a bed
you reborn of flesh and bones
The one who kept you captive is now going to undergo your angerSlash the bottom of he’s head
By anger you impaled him with your nails
Today you will spit on is grave
the blood falls on your head
escaped this prison made of stone and ground
you feel surfacing from hell
you reborn of flesh and bones
No way out
No way out
Alone in the dark
Trapped inside
You fall out
Into oblivion
No way out
No way out
Each day you write a mark
Trapped inside
You fall out
Into oblivion

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released September 23, 2013
Drums, recording, editing, mixing & Mastering : Mathieu Martel
Bass : Jimmy Tremblay
Guitars : Sébastien Villeneuve & David Bouchard
Vocals & Lyrics : Bruno Girard

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