Put the gun down
Sound the alarm
Down and stay still
No need no harm
I've got your back but who has mine?
As I think of this: enemy behind!
Put the gun down, sound the alarm!
Down and stay still, no need no harm!
I've got your back but who has mine?
As I think of this: enemy behind!
I can't make it
Can't take me (or my soul)
Can't find me (let me crawl)
Can't see me (let me fall)
Can't catch me (watch me fall)
Can't take me (or my soul)
Can't find me (let me crawl)
Can't see me (let me fall)
Can't catch me (watch me fall)
Hope inside my life
I can't control what's in me
Control my human mind
Pedestrians fall beneath me
As they crush all inside
Beneath the blood is my face
Covered beneath my eyes is my malefical brain
Waiting to crush your minds
And now I
Try to avoid conversation to the max
For me you're just another soul inside this trash
You call this world?
Well I call this just a pit
Pit for your bodies to fall
And people to spit, fuck!
How can you call this world your home
If you hate us all?
I know inside your mind is wishing fiercely
To see us fall
And hit the ground
See our bodies decay
You want to see our eyes turning to grey
Inside of me are feelings which someone
Has yet to see
But you still try to get them all right out of me
Well I can't have let you have a look
Because of you I'm in this mess
You can't get what my body feels it's too complex
To understand you'd have to love and feel the pain
Make a pact to live on until you're insane
And feel your soul
There's so much yet to see
Still you can't get it off your mind to destroy me
I can feel it
The blood, I feel, the blood sway
The blood, I feel, the blood sway
I'm still waiting for this to happen
But you keep getting away from decay
Oh is this the end of me who has done nothing?
Only time will tell if someone will survive
If someone will survive
credits
from Part E (EP),
released February 20, 2011
by Nihilartikel (Fábio Guedes)
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