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Nevermore

by tired eyes.

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they told me a warrior knows no pain
so I took the blame
and even as I clinched the knife
I would still believe their lies
we should have read between their lines
to see the mask they hide behind
I know that they will win
Cause I could never fight
we stay a memory
for the world to forget
a closed case
casualty of fate
If this world is bound to end
and we will fade away
forget my face, forget my name
I’ll take all the blame
forget my face, forget my name
I’ll take all the blame
So I just wish for you
to never wake me
from this dreamless sleep of mine
the state of pure apathy
I hope you never see
the coward I’ve become
the fear that hides behind
these tired eyes
Theres nothing in this world
to save me from my fate
the current drags me down
Theres nothing in this world
to save me from this bitter fate
when every hand is out of reach
we are bound to drown
we are damned to drown
If this world is bound to end
and we will fade away
forget my face, forget my name
I’ll take all the blame
If this moment is our last
forget what’s in the past
don’t cherish my shame
in death we’re all the same
Is this the end, is this my fate?
Will we live forever or never more?
forever and nevermore

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released May 10, 2019
mixed and recorded by Tony Zwicker (www.anthonymoriss.com)

mastered by Felix van Overstraeten

produced by Oli Luxi and Tony Zwicker

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tired eyes. Regensburg, Germany

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