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D​.​I​.​D.

from We See How Dark by Brokenlone

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lyrics

You are too weak for me
I am the tyrant while you sleep
Don't try even resist
Just I have the right, exist
I want, still life
I am going to survive
Together we will stand
Only give me a hand

I intrude into your life
Like a very rough spike
You're trying to get out?
Well,this is your last fad
I want drop tears
I walk, you speak
Words coming after me
In them the great deep

The day ends, the night will not hide my crime
No dull regrets filled tart perverted silly lie
My existence is connected with someone
I live again unpunished bastard

Competition, coexistence
We are in the same system
Useless for her useless for all
Hear my fucking urgent call to
I want to search
I want to watch
See with their eyes again
Despite the brutal pain

Development, cultivation,
It is only a nucleation
You depressed? O verwhelmed?
In your power to make e nding
I want to feel
I want to see
What have you done with me
Blame your excessive greed

The day ends, the night will not hide my crime
No dull regrets filled tart perverted silly lie
My existence is connected with someone
I live again unpunished bastard

credits

from We See How Dark, track released December 5, 2014
Alexey Krivoschekov - guitar;
Kirill Semenov - vocal, guitar;
Vasily Kalizhnikov - vocal;
Dmitriy Maksimov - bass;
Stanislav Melnik - drums.

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