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This track was inspired by Breaking Benjamin, since I always loved their riffing style. Probably the most un-christian lyrics I've ever written. Although (not entirely) inspired by my own thoughts, these lyrics did turn out to be the most clear and telling on the record.

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Mindlessly following ways that were showed me
Towards a goal that never truly satisfies
How can we ever doubt the cause
When all that we wanted, is made to lose?

So now I’ll fall down
Now I must see
The right way that’s always clouded

Make it hard for our eyes to see
Why would You want us to fail when we try?

Doubt your motives day in and day out
You did right, but where did you fail the most?

Losing ourselves in scriptures, now
We are useless to the rest of the world
Failing to help thy neighbour out
Come on and push them away, for good

Another one to save
Another one must grow
Another one must start expanding

Another one to fall on the way
Couldn’t do the infinite duties

Doubt your motives day in and day out
You did right, but where did you fail the most?
In silence?
In speaking out loud?
It’s easier to follow the wolves

Without belief, with all your sins how can you satisfy
A god that should be everloving through his murdered child

Doubt your motives every fucking day
You did right, but where did you fail the most?
In silence?
In speaking out loud?
It’s easier to just give up

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from Everlasting, Ever​-​Fleeting, released August 2, 2018

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Kars Landman Eindhoven, Netherlands

Artist from Holland that likes to experiment with different genres, using progressive metal as a foundation.

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