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from Remnants by Semmelweis Reflex

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lyrics

I wake up before sunrise
Just as tired as when I closed my eyes
Caffeine pill 33
And a piece of Happy co. pastry

I am not myself
Just a shell of a man

I drag my arse to work
Bombarded by advert- actors smirks
They’re paralyzing me
While so many buy things just to be

I am not myself
Just a shell of a man
I am not even here
Just a pawn in a plan

There must be a way out; I can decide!
And a release from this circular plight
I will not stand for this slow suicide
I will search for the eternal light

Monotony devours me
The relentless stream of labour that be
It slowly drowns me in this self- dug hole
Dulls my mind and corrodes my soul

I am not myself
Just a shell of a man
I am not even here
Just a pawn in a plan

There must be a way out; I can decide!
And a release from this circular plight
I will not stand for this slow suicide
I will search for the eternal light

I see how, shining bright
I must end this now and seek out the light
My body gone but soul set free
I must take many with me I see
By the end of this barrel we’ll finally be

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from Remnants, released April 29, 2016

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Semmelweis Reflex Sweden

Five piece progressive metal band from Stockholm. Mixing old school prog with modern metal. Debut album "Remnants" out April 29th

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