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Internal War (Download only)

from Violent Affair: The Cockroach Theory by Jailhouse Records

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Stitches open flesh exposed
Pain and frustration no one knows
You cant you wont find yourself
Anywhere now its all been lost
Time is gone and blood is spilt
Answers to these questions uncover guilt
Tension builds behind these eyes
With pain directed at a world I despise

Take a look inside and tell me what you see
These burnt remains don't resemble me

The pressure builds
This mind it kills
But you don't know
Just what its like

The hate it flows
And the blood it pours
Bringing me closer
To this internal war

Faces staring so constantly
So disapproving of the life I lead
They cant think they never could
Illusions and delusions so misunderstood
A perpetual battle for control
Feel the flames of anger rise from below
Now seclusion seems to be the only way
To make it through this struggle every single day

Take a look inside and tell me what you see
These burnt remains don't resemble me

The pressure builds
This mind it kills
But you don't know
Just what its like

The hate it flows
And the blood it pours
Bringing me closer
To this internal war

When your mind it comes apart at the seams
You lose all sight of your hopes and your dreams
No nothing is right and nothing is fair
For this internal onslaught you could never prepare
A pain so intense never know before
Nothing in this world compares to internal war

This internal war

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from Violent Affair: The Cockroach Theory, released September 10, 2013

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