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Intro + days now done
10:08
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The realm is empty
The world is not even exist
Its means nothing to us
A world that we've been subjugated
Under the pressure of life
A network of madness
An atrocious madness
We are the slave of this madness
Brittleness what we've feel
No sweeteners but a bitter
An aftermath of our own
Beyond our description
We've progressed a lots
And yet we forgot
Catastrophic scene
Grim imagery
Sank tooth before it break
False hope arise
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Emerged
05:10
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Have we not seek forgiveness?
Have we not seek solace?
Through this sins, destroy us
Through this deeds, we preoccupied
Exaggerate any aches and pain,
A weakened soul to bear,
An eyes of sorrow, a decibel care to deaf
The hope that we buried
Under the light of sun
The guilt that we buried
Will soon charge like a gun
In this darkest hour,
We swallowed the pain,
The fight is ours,
This vengeance is mine!
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Sink/drown
06:23
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Life been dictated, life been raped
We're hold and stitched, still its open wound
We can't resist nor deny,
Oppressive system is being mobilised
Castigate towards a crime that we never done,
We are a prisoner of our own fault
Subject to belief, blindly objection
We here to surrender
Upon our angst
We will revolt
We're gonna tear apart
We're gonna tear apart
This bloody civilisation
We're tear apart
This empire shall fall
The idiocrasy shall fall
The govern of our life shall fall
We rise together to make them fall
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Emerged Johor, Malaysia
Emerged are:
Solihin - guitar/vox
Zamaruliman - bass
Rohayizal - guitar/vox
Arif - drum
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