Cut the Cord
from Lifeless Birth by Necrot
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Endless sorrow is fed to you
from a device into your mind.
How to feel real when artificially confined?
The untold pain of countless lies
foment the fear of dying.
The unwanted thoughts you have inside,
implanted doubts to make you afraid.
This world belongs to them.
They live we die.
The choice belongs to you.
Consume or cut the cord.
Break the cord that feed you pain.
Disengage the machine that turned you afraid.
Can’t you see? In the end no one is saved.
On all graves every flower left will rot.
Endless sadness infecting all.
You have been lured into a cage
and you won’t escape if you play their game.
Mind oppression serves the power
as a way to keep you silent.
Through deceit they gain compliance.
You will think as they desire.
Bow your head and fall in line.
Fuck, produce and then you die.
Break your chains and get away
from your miserable life.
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Tankcrimes Oakland, California
Hardcore Punk Rock Heavy Metal for True Freaks
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Apr 2024 -
Feb 2024 -
Mar 2016 -
Apr 2019
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