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POV
03:05
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Took control, no warning signs
Wasted time, wasted lives
Forcing me to shape myself
To normalcy I know my life doesn't call for
They promised us everything and now we're waiting for something
But waiting for nothing at all
Stay outside, wait in line as they pack their bags and leave us all behind
Stained by rules
Marked bright for everytime I go alone (I'm on my own)
So sick of these conspiracies
The death of all of us is uniformity
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2. |
Engage
03:15
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If you feel like you're going to explode
from all the sucker punches of the world
Feel free to let go
Pray tonight for tommorow we fight
Break the glass and break your silence
Stand tall and say theres no turning back
This day is what youve waited for a long time
It's time to engage
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3. |
Bus Ride
03:26
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Coming home with a heavy head
Full of wrong and regrets (Now i know)
Looks like I sealed my fate, I made a choice (now I know)
Take me back to the right track
Cause the pressures consuming me
For once I wanna be home
All I want to right now
Is find a refuge somehow
(I wish I know)
Theres no turning back, all roads are blocked (Ill never know)
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4. |
Lifelong
04:56
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I'd run away if I could
Its so dark down here
I can't find my use in these parts
Empty future for an empty street
Broken faces in broken homes
Lifelong dreams in this fake town
Is there any chance for them
In search of a better home with those dreams in front of me
I'm right here now
Along with the fear
Of losing what i want from everything that i hear
Alone again and wasting away
Corrupted like the minds of everybody else
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Continent Records Metro Manila, Philippines
Continent is a DIY label based in the Las Pinas/Paranaque area of Metro Manila. Headed by Jaime Abellar and Tani Carino. The label aims to promote the local underground music of the area/surrounding areas. Go to shows, support the scene!
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