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Walls & Anchors

from Walls & Anchors by CARDIAC ARREST

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lyrics

See I refuse to be the breath of this routine
And I don’t wanna be the pulse inside this death machine
And while we slave away we slowly come undone
Because we just can’t stop what has already begun

Let’s walk these streets and don’t look back
Just live a life without regret
Your perfect world, it has a price
But you don’t seem to realize

And one fine day, I’ll pack my bags and run away
To seek my fortune somewhere else
Cause deep in my heart I know
There must be something more to this

We feed from every lie, we never question why
Just doing as we’re told until the very day we die
That’s how it always was and how it will always be
Everyone craves to be, oh so equal and free

Vanished is the innocence
We held once
This society always takes the best of us
It sucks us out till there’s nothing left
Nothing left
There’s nothing left but an empty hull
Just like you are

And one fine day, I’ll pack my bags and run away
To seek my fortune somewhere else
Cause deep in my heart I know
There must be something more to this

These walls and anchors won’t ever hold me back
These walls and anchors won’t ever hold me back

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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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