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Ignite
01:37
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“why are we still here, are our lives honest?”
ceaseless questions we are up to
a life well lived means no vagueness in your beliefs
overcome discomfort, you will find peace
in your eyes, I see the light
let it ignite your world, feel the defiance
obligations can’t be brushed aside
accepting standards is for the weak type
altough the bloodline molds a nature so sweet or sour
but only your own choices matter in the final hour
in your eyes, I see the light
let it ignite your world, feel the pain, seize the day, push your self up the stream, and you will be as strong as ever
build up, break down, build up over and over again
dig deep, aim high
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Days of Sorrow
02:00
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some beliefs stood the test of time, but with most things I’m not sure
and I just can’t track the route I took, which made me this insecure
an unknown future, despite getting wiser, still unkown
and no matter how far your sight goes, desperate visions are shown
growing colder it’s not just a short term from now on anymore
devouring the love you have for a material goal
looking back on an endless journey, seems so easy, seems so sure
but oh the constant fear of tomorrow, breaks the body breaks the hope
oh how deep is my desire to find the right choiches to make
to be complete, to not feel the greed
where’s understanding or a helping hand,
in these days which never seem to end?
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Eradication
02:45
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twilight’s hour circles over the seas
nations suffer under oppressive reigns
twilight’s hour and the cries unheard
the heart of darkness swallows the world
nothing to deny about the dehumanization, the genocide
it’s an aforethought to slaughter against diverse life
the criminals live on and the innocent die
but the day will come, when the sun will turn black
extermists break off, counterattack
perished by the sword, all who draw the sword
on the great day of wrath - you are now warned
because every evil you’ll ever do will be unleashed onto you
the violated, the poor souls, will be cleansed, it’s a matter of time
for now thats all we know, it doesn’t seem bright to hold on tight
we live, we will be judged, and we’ll die we all die
but for the fair, death brings a new life
thousand years of new life
where all the injustice subsides
thousand years of new life
peaceful, with no more homicide
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Man’s Search for Meaning
01:42
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depression and empty days held me back to the ground
there was no way for the example, no other way
just this feeling, totally profound
supernatural shine gave me back my life
I knew I needed to leave behind my past
I felt I had to be free at last
to find the purpose of being
man’s search for meaning
secrets of the world unknown to mankind
questions about life forever on my mind
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Substance of Soul
01:52
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a time which seems so pure
people with value
part of something more
goal reached after goal
I realized how much I had
an indissoluble bond
I never tought of disconnect
foundations that were left for dead
passing by the window
conversations we used to have
passing by the window
all the values, we both shared
passing by, oh no
„the smell of fires in the cold air
when all we had was each other”
closure
shelter
cover
assure
a substance of soul without you I’ve never had
this ain’t goodbye
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GEAR Budapest, Hungary
Budapest Hardcore
Tamás - vocals
Matyi - guitars
Laci - bass
Dani - drums
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