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Escapism

from Split w/ Gnarly Death by GRIT

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escape this place and face another hell
don't even bother
another waste of fucking space
you'll never care to see the consequence
don't waste your fucking breath
you'll never care
another nameless death
don't waste my fucking time
forgive and forget? I'd rather fucking die
CLOSURE

when the knife sinks
ill be there to turn it

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from Split w/ Gnarly Death, released April 18, 2014

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