1. |
Enemy Leash
01:28
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I'm not alone
I've been followed
By a shadow
That could be my own
Battle is over
But he's following me
Bringing him home
His next move is yet to see
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2. |
Retribution
01:54
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Inaction
Leads to
More
Inaction
Gotta get away
Gotta get the fuck out
Don't be trapped
In the sorrow
Locked yourself
Think you've gain
The power
To fight outside world
Locked yourself
Think you've gained
All you get
Is bullshit
You think you're better inside, no more left
Now you're alone, you gotta pay the price
Of Retribution
Locked inside
You're alone
Locked Inside
Stay right here
Locked Inside
Pay the price
Retribution
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3. |
Eradicate
01:08
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Don't be a dickhead, that's all the point
Always disappointing everyone
I don't need your applause
I'll never deserve it anyway
Call it a drink, call it a crack
Responsability's to eradicate
Call it a fear, call it a fact
My responsability's to eradicate
Listen
Learn
It's the key to progression
Key to progression
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4. |
Grunt!
01:36
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Field runs red
We're counting our deads
So many falls
How can i live
You told me i must save them
Don't even have the arms
How can i save them all
If i can't save myself
Not today
How can i save you
Don't you see
You,
You make me grunt
You're not here when i need you
You,
You make me grunt
So why would i be there for you
You,
You make me grunt
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Grunt! Rennes, France
Punk Hardcore
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