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The End (will surely come)

from Conspiracy by Filthy Generation

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    April 2010
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lyrics

On my watch
All appears darker
In my black blurred eyes
I look for my path
Give me a reason for nothing
I want to be happy
Drugs level the depth
But are essential to survival

Many times I’ve seen
The death of my god
In my hand a loaded shotgun
and it's ready to shot
I can be a fury but I prefer to go
Down
I’m down
I've become assuaged
I’ve lost control
I’ve lost hope

No more feelings and I see the black thickening
I want to be happy
Maybe I should have stopped thinking
But my heart is broken in two
I tried to sew it up again with tears
But the more slippery it became
Drugs level the depth
But are essential to survive

Many times I’ve seen
The death of my god
In my hand a loaded shotgun
and it's ready to shot
I can be a fury but I prefer to go
Down
I’m down
I've become assuaged
I’ve lost control
I’ve lost hope

Tied on a cross, Anxiety in me
Desire to deny,
At night, sweetless dreams
as a torch i burn,
my extreme Lord
In the end, the end will surely come.
In all, and now, I look for the truth
When I’ve lost my trust
In the age of the corrupted
The strength is the fall
I won't rise up anymore
In the end, the end will surely come

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from Conspiracy, released April 1, 2010

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