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Familiar Faces
Metal
Familiar Faces was released on February 14, 2026 by Dream In Hex as a part of the album Sanctioned
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Release DateFebruary 14, 2026
LabelDream In Hex
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM141

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Matthew Martin
Matthew Martin
Harmony Vocals
Valeria Z.
Valeria Z.
Harmony Vocals
Mischa S.
Mischa S.
Harmony Vocals
Andres G
Andres G
Bass
Evan R.
Evan R.
Guitar
Liam N
Liam N
Drums
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Matthew Maher
Matthew Maher
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Matthew Martin
Matthew Martin
Producer

Lyrics

All around me are familiar faces
Worn out smiles in crowded places
Heads down walking moving faster
Same old world same old disaster
All around me just empty talking
Dead end streets where dreams are rotting
Small bright screens their eyes like glass
Letting every moment simply pass
And I find it kind of funny
And I find it kind of sad
That we laugh like it's a blessing
In this nightmare that we have
I try to keep on breathing
I try to understand
I'm standing in the daylight
With darkness in my hands
All around me I see tired people
Praying to a broken steeple
Trading sleep for something cheaper
Trying hard not to feel deeper
All around me is this silent screaming
All awake and yet never dreaming
Same routine the same defense
Pretending it all makes sense
And I find it kind of funny
And I find it kind of sad
That we laugh like it's a blessing
In this nightmare that we have
I try to keep on breathing
I try to understand
I'm standing in the daylight
With darkness in my hands
All around me these familiar faces
Same old prayers in broken places
Hold my tongue and bite my rage
Wear my mask and turn the page
And I find it kind of funny
And I find it kind of sad
That we laugh like it's a blessing
In this nightmare that we have
I try to keep on breathing
I try to understand
I'm standing in the daylight
With darkness in my hands
All around me are familiar faces
Familiar faces worn out faces
No expression
No expression
Written by: Matthew Martin
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