lyrics
Trying to see this world in its entirety
Purge from dark, seek light
Finding sobriety
Weak and fighting oneself, refusing help
Wondering why it's all so difficult
Lead by a strange voice, to return to one's roots
Trying to play the cards you're dealt
Falling from grace, inhibitions erased
Eyes shut, metaphysical rut
Unaware of the gravity holding your soul down
Pull yourself together you will fall through the ground
Trapped in a prison of time
Engrossed by your own design
Leaving fear, the path unclear
Reach your goal before you disappear
Out of reach
Trying to see this world in its entirety
Purge from dark, seek light
Finding sobriety
Trying to see this world in its entirety
Purge from dark, seek light
Finding sobriety
Purge from dark, seek light
Finding sobriety
Weak and fighting oneself, refusing help
Wondering why it's all so difficult
Lead by a strange voice, to return to one's roots
Trying to play the cards you're dealt
Falling from grace, inhibitions erased
Eyes shut, metaphysical rut
Unaware of the gravity holding your soul down
Pull yourself together you will fall through the ground
Trapped in a prison of time
Engrossed by your own design
Leaving fear, the path unclear
Reach your goal before you disappear
Out of reach
Trying to see this world in its entirety
Purge from dark, seek light
Finding sobriety
Trying to see this world in its entirety
Purge from dark, seek light
Finding sobriety
credits
from Rebirth,
released November 21, 2016
license
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Terrarium Melbourne, Australia
Vocals - Sean Aczél
Guitar - Jean-luc Alder
Guitar - Stephen Latocha
Bass - Zac Deeker
Drums - Max Reid
discography
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Jan 2018 -
Nov 2016
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