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Part I - Song 4

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Helpless
It's become too hard to control my fate
The walls that are closing in
Are too much too bare

Breathless
I've gone one place, I can never come back
The ones that I'm leaving
Give my last breath of fresh air

Angels, save me
My life is empty

I've been taken without a purpose
You never told me why I'm here
I'll be slain, but never broken
I'll defy you ‘till the very end
I'm falling into
A hole that I have dug myself
I'm certain, take me
I tried my very best

Unrest
Bring me to the forest, to unleash my soul
Their branches bind me
To grant my torment

Possessed
Wake the ones who will share my sentence
I will not return
But I will awaken

Devils, embrace me
Brethren erase me

I've been taken without a purpose
You never told me why I'm here
I'll be slain, but never broken
I'll defy you ‘till the very end
I'm falling into
A hole that I have dug myself
I'm certain, take me
I tried my very best

I tried my very best

Children replace me
Fires consume me
Ashes forsake me
Remember me

I've been taken without a purpose
You never told me why I'm here
I'll be slain, but never broken
I'll defy you ‘till the very end
I'm falling into
A hole that I have dug myself
I'm certain, take me
I tried my very best

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from Amidst the Storm, released October 10, 2014

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From intricate guitar playing to clean interludes and intense screams to catchy choruses, this is metal like you've never heard it. The complex musical structure is built to express emotional and artistic growth and is guaranteed to keep you intrigued.

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