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Eventually Silence Lyrics


Tuvaband Eventually Silence




When there is eventually silence
The suspense is breathing as echoes in the walls
It seems it's time to break

My footsteps seems to be a red thread of apathy
Been following me ever since
Under the illusion of a body armor
There is marks from everyday

The distance to the madness undresses the mind
Force me to see what my mind
Force me to see what I shut off
And I can't seem to turn of my mind
And I can't seem to turn of my mind
And I can't seem to turn of my mind

When there is eventually silence
The surface gets hit by frequently portions of rage
It seems we're not familiar

I fear I'll be wiped out by a big burst of accumulation
When I least expect it
My fear is a lasting drizzle of rage
Eroding what's left with no turning back

The distance to the madness undresses the mind
Force me to see what my mind
Force me to see what I shut off
And I can't seem to turn of my mind
And I can't seem to turn of my mind

There was no sign of an increasing heart rate
So to show my human trait it had to rise eventually
It feels unnecessary now
Now, now when it's all over



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