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Celebrating Craziness
01:56
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Let me bury your face in the sand,
I'm sure you'll love it so give it a chance
Let the grains scratch your brains,
all the sick and stomach pains
it'll make you rethink all of those memory stains
It's all you can do to cope,
though it always makes a mess, celebrating craziness.
Sober up your hopefulness,
portals open and will show you hits.
Oh, I don't know what I'm saying anymore on mortal lands...
Trust in those who really wanna help you out,
and shout when you say that you can't.
Inspired even when you're not your best,
and hopefully your love will be impressed
It's all you can do to cope,
though it always makes a mess, celebrating craziness.
Sober up your hopefulness,
portals open and will show you hits.
Oh, I don't know what I'm saying anymore on moral lands...
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Empty
04:00
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You can make your assumptions, but don't act like you know
It may only bare the crust, of what? It's natural glow, of course
Cover up your distracted existence with dominated life persistence
This known unknown, it reaps it owns
Please turn back now, don't go alone
Never trust a smiling face, believe this when I say,
Jackals envy what they have not, attack when turned away
Imprisoned thoughts impair your eyes,
in time it rots unless you rise
Lying down, make no sound
toss and turn, insides burn
empty your thoughts into the barrel
empty your dreams in the sink
empty your love into my ear
empty your pain into a page
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acdeathstrike Jacksonville, Florida
Alexander Christopher Dougherty
(guitar/vox)
Teresa Rose
(bass/vox)
Josiah Gardella
(drums)
AC DEATHSTRIKE has released a dozen LPs and EPs since 2008.
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