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Enemy
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I can feel it in my bones
I can feel it in my skull
Waiting for the right time
My Enemy waits
My blood is what it wants from me
Every ounce
Passion in the grave
It waits for me to be tamed
Surely I'll be yours, someday
My life it's in your hands
My life is worth it
My heart is in your hands
My heart is worth it
It's worth it
When I try to evade you
This I learned
Those eyes
They burn
You can see me to my core, can't you?
Don't you dare tell a soul
Curse you
My life it's in your hands
My life is worth it
My heart is in your hands
My heart is worth it
It's worth it
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Independence Day
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The Anthropophobia Project Vancouver, Washington
I use music as my diary. I’m not terribly good with words, so I use melody to express myself. I use sound as a therapeutic outlet for emotions and feelings. Even though there are few lyrics, I wear my feelings on my sleeve. It’s the only place I’m able to open up completely. I was apprehensive releasing such personal songs, but the act of letting go is part of the therapeutic process. ... more
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