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Darkness Curve Process
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Darkness Curve Process
Themes all loneliness,
your path is pure perdition,
following all putrefaction,
your path is directionless,
if you don't walk in the light,
which way do you wait for salvation ...
I see that girl coming home
dawn within and your eminent fear ..
so often feeling threatened ...
but, she makes her way in the hope of returning ...
even if it takes a few minutes ...
but, they seem to be eternal ....
curve process towards darkness ...
your sadness is present,
as well as fear of dying ...
hear strange voices at every step,
her heart beating strong, molded by fear ..
but, she is brave ...
and getting to her house is priceless ...
She will arrive for another day to face ...
she will arrive for victory embrace ...
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No Fun
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No Fun
I see everything around me
Sometimes I think,
other times I don't know what to say ...
but, what if everyone doesn't even think
therefore, I must not think for others
I must not move on
thinking it does little,
whatever...
I see everything around me
and all I hear is bullshit,
but, the world carries a high price
are lost lives,
are raised deaths,
I think I shouldn't think
believing and feeding hope ...
after all, finding little does
whatever...
No fun when all is lost
no fun when I feel like there's no solution,
no fun with words
because, what I hear,
I realize that many don't care,
what seems to be out there,
whatever,
finding little he does ...
My garden is full of holes,
pits for burying bodies,
with no family members present,
no tears to shed,
no wake to honor ....
what hope can we feed ...
if tears we get tired of shedding ...
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Didn't Want To Feel Hate
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Didn't Want to Feel Hate
When everything seems to be out of control
when everything seems to be meaningless,
when I see something strange in people
when I see hate grow out of control
when I see that everyone is tired
when these politicians arouse contempt
when my country is silent
when many leave
when there are still pits to bury bodies ...
Path of ignorance should never be ...
but, who am I to say ...
if all paths get in the way of my goals
leave it for a better day to show up ...
I didn't want to feel hatred ...
but, I walk all the time when I see it,
the same day I try to disconnect ...
every news and watch my people die
every news and see ignorant people celebrate
and desire to see these ignorant people being buried
there is no need for one who fights for life
isolate yourself to protect your family,
men and women who leave their homes to work ...
afraid of losing his life ...
and see others that look as if you were contaminated
They are the great disease
ignorance present in the gaze ...
that's my anger ...
who loves me....
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Low Embryonic Cells São Paulo, Brazil
Influenced by bands of the post-punk genre of the 80s, Low Embryonic Cells appeared in January 2011 formed by Rodney Marcellus and his best friend, Peterson Geochland with an innovative proposal to mix post-punk influences with elements of experimentalism, darkwave and psychedelic rock ... His lyrics address personal, daily, contemporary, social, behavioral issues with a distorted view of reality ... more
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