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Already Lived
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Already Lived was released on May 7, 2021 by Unique Leader Records as a part of the album Loss
AlbumLoss
May 7, 2021
LabelUnique Leader Records
LanguageEnglish
BPM
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy

Music Video

Music Video

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
As I recall these events
From a place of clarity
I've found a beast, awaits in me
An excuse, to be set free
[Verse 2]
Chains of our morality
Binds the limbs of the beast
But as my patience thins
These old chains will break
When my rage hits it's threshold
[Verse 3]
Lone, I beg to be
For it is my remedy
Alone, I beg to be
For it brings me clarity
[Verse 4]
The silence satiates me
Brings sanity
[Verse 5]
Lacerations on the wrists from the chains that bind
No end in sight, for this tortured mind
[Verse 6]
To gnaw the wounds would thus release him
But his blood burns his throat like a thousand Suns
[Verse 7]
Lacerations on the wrists from the chains that bind
No end in sight, for this tortured mind
[Verse 8]
Patience thins
These old chains will break
When my rage hits it's threshold
Patience thins
These old chains will break
When my rage hits it's threshold
[Verse 9]
I, am one with the beast
I fear its release
And as the days go by
The balance shifts
[Verse 10]
My inner chi, is unscathed
But there's hell within me
[Verse 11]
One day rage will rule
The levee breaks
You'll drown in sorrow
And I, will rest on the bodies of the dead
[Verse 12]
I need you to know
Even though I walk a path of virtue
Some of you, I really want to hurt you
For you to know peace, you must know war
It's a path you've never had to walk before
To know peace, you must know war
This world is weak, it's rotten to the core
[Verse 13]
Lacerations on the wrists from the chains that bind
No end in sight for this tortured mind
[Verse 14]
Patience thins
These old chains will break
When my rage hits it's threshold
Patience thins
These old chains will break
When my rage hits it's threshold
[Verse 15]
Please, release me
These words repeat for all eternity
Please, the monotony
These days repeat for all eternity
Written by: Andy Mallaby, Chris Keepin, Noah Plant, Ricky Lee Roper, carl dunn

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