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Delusion

by Paddington Frisk

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lyrics

A strange feeling today
As if I don’t belong
[To a world where we fit in at all costs
Look at me, a little smile is all I want.
You’re so free, please just be me…]

Creatures disguised as friends
Take me to the hole where I belong
[I don’t want this feeling anymore…]

Cold fevers, ghosts of my memories
I’m plagued with this memory
The one I’m living
The one I fear you won’t live through…

I’m my own savior
With these God-like powers
[In my mind, where I hide, where I belong
A smile among your lips, tears in our eyes.
Be free. I’ve never experienced this strange feeling,
In a world, where I belong…]

I’m waiting for the night
That you’ll feel tranquility

[Goodbye. Reality.]

credits

released March 7, 2015
Guitar/Music: Michael Keplinger
Guitar: Jose Vasquez
Bass: Carlos Perez
Vocals/lyrics: Erik Bathory

Engineered by Manuel Garcia
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Mixed/Mastered by Cody Stewart
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Guitar:
Michael Keplinger
Jeffery Dunne

Vocals/Keys:
Zachary Holmes

Bass:
Maxwell Holmes


Drums:
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