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TRACK II

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DEAD HAWK

This is my life, This is my destiny.
This is my life, This is my tragedy.
My hand's on my chest & your blood's on my hands.
My heart in my hand, waiting for the end.
But only the dead have seen the end of this war.
Forever War.

This is a land of stress.
Nothing can fucking save me from myself. Not even me.
This is the valley of the heroes and nothing can save me from this hell.
My heart in my hand, waiting for the end.
In the name of peace that's the price to pay for this war.
Forever War.

With my boot on your fucking face you're not going anywhere.
With my rage running in my veins, you can't going anywhere.
Now i close my eyes. My heart speak louder than a drum.
Never look back, never think twice. Everything comes to an end.
So this is how it ends. I can't go back to the old days .
My eyes are slowly turning grey.
Slowly turning grey.

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from Empty Bottles & Wasted Nights, track released September 22, 2012

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In Other Climes Nice, France

Life is a big party and these guys know how to celebrate life! Hailing from the South of France, IN OTHER CLIMES is a metal hardcore band formed in 2004 by five close friends sharing the same goal : show to the world how they use their bestial energy to make each show a true party mayhem. ... more

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