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Truth & Purpose

from Walls & Anchors by CARDIAC ARREST

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It’s been a year or so
And I have grown
Searching for something
I couldn’t find at home

I saw the beauty
Learned that silence is gold
My hands are shaking
From the winter’s cold

I know exactly where
Each step I make is taking me
But I’m not sure if this is really where I’m supposed to be

One last look back
At the life I’ve left behind
In exchange for everything I couldn’t find
One last deep breath
Before I take this leap of faith

A Restless soul
Chasing after dreams all alone
Won’t lay my life
In hands that aren’t my own

My heart is heavy
And I can’t see
How much longer will
These feet carry me?

At night I crawl
Into my shelter
All alone, on my own
Over mountains I stumble and fall

And while approaching my last breath I realized
That happiness means absolutely nothing
If it can’t be shared!


Stop talking of better times to come
The here and now is everything that counts
But when you grow out of your aimless
It’s hard to find any purpose or truth

Rather than fortune give me freedom,
Rather than fame give me love,
Rather than fear give me truth,
I know enough is never quite enough

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from Walls & Anchors, released November 10, 2012

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CARDIAC ARREST Linz, Austria

Alternative/Punk band from Austria.

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