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Call off the search
I know where you've been
You can't combat all the evil within
You where poisonous
But I still let you in
You where impossible to finish

I don't want to win if it means that you
Fucking loose
Thats a quality of mine you do abuse

You fell away from me so consciously
You laid the key to my heart at my feet
You failed my trust has left on the ship that sailed

Lying alone is better than your lies through the phone
I let you murder the last living part
A true work of art
I once called my heart

Affection is a fucking disease
Get it away from me it's something I wont fucking need
Parasitic piece of shit I can't believe it's come to this
Picture this,
You where a girl that I dismissed and our attraction faded in to the abyss

So how many hours of waste?
How did we get here in the first place?
Nothing is as real as hate.

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from all for what?, released July 9, 2016

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Recollections Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Recollections, a five piece metal band from Pittsburgh, Pa. They are driven to enhance their city's local scene and to compose music with emotion yet still be heavy hitting and in your face.

Their debut EP titled Chapters was produced at Sound Barrier Studios in Monroeville, Pa. In essence, each of the songs will be a chapter that commemorates different memories or experiences in their lives. ... more

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