Wound

from Dead Channels - Phantom Pain by Manic Progression Records

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Not enough warm blood in this world to convince me,
to feel a single emotion other than hate for other than me
You came in the room like an open wound looking to bleed,
desperate for something more than a companion you bled onto me
I wanted nothing, nothing from you, you opened up your wound...
Your dead soul is killing your living skin, to darken the feeling and deepen the meaning you dig the knife in,
There's always so many reasons to let go, but what's keeping you close is what's cutting you up
I wanted nothing, nothing from you, you opened up your wound...
How could you cut so, how could you cut so deep? how could you cut so, how could you cut so deep?
I wanted nothing, nothing from you, you opened up your wound
I came inside

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from Dead Channels - Phantom Pain, released July 21, 2015

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