Fatal Patterns
from The Mortality Model EP by Murder Capital
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lyrics
Now, I see it all, formations beyond human perception.
Life, what do you know, your eyes cannot perceive the connection.
An attraction to what my eyes cannot see, fixation on patterns. An attempt to understand our eternal limits
One mans cult is another mans religion, look into the eyes of another one who's gave in
It's so simple to comply, no matter where you stand or where you lie
No matter where you stand, no matter where you lie
No escape from this, hunted, circled and enclosed by the very thoughts of your mind. It all started with something simple, all of this was doomed from the start.
One man's struggle is another man's transgression,
Welcome to the the act of another ones obsession
I've seen the end of times
I've witnessed humanity cross the line
This curse of life has nothing left to bleed
Time to close my eyes and remember what was supposed to be and what shouldn't have been. So I'll sit and wait for the reaper to come do us in.
It all started with something simple
This was doomed from the start.
Life, what do you know, your eyes cannot perceive the connection.
An attraction to what my eyes cannot see, fixation on patterns. An attempt to understand our eternal limits
One mans cult is another mans religion, look into the eyes of another one who's gave in
It's so simple to comply, no matter where you stand or where you lie
No matter where you stand, no matter where you lie
No escape from this, hunted, circled and enclosed by the very thoughts of your mind. It all started with something simple, all of this was doomed from the start.
One man's struggle is another man's transgression,
Welcome to the the act of another ones obsession
I've seen the end of times
I've witnessed humanity cross the line
This curse of life has nothing left to bleed
Time to close my eyes and remember what was supposed to be and what shouldn't have been. So I'll sit and wait for the reaper to come do us in.
It all started with something simple
This was doomed from the start.
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from The Mortality Model EP,
released November 30, 2019
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