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World of Violence
03:21
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You bought your defense
You say it’s on the off chance
Feeling powerful
You can scare all the fools
Feeling fearless with your gun
Using the right to keep and bear arms
Manipulated by the weapon of fear
Hidden behind, hidden inside their fucking freedom
Free to live in a world of violence
Where the strong and armed survive
Free to live in a world of peace
Where we all coexist
Can’t we dream of a future without fear?
The real freedom dwells in our head
The media control has become so clear
Propaganda is right ahead
Put down your guns
There’s a wiser way to fight
Get rid of your fears
That’s the way to survive
Put down your weapons
Reverse the trend
Get rid of your puppet’s strings
And start living
Free to live in a world of violence
Where the strong and armed survive
Free to live in a world of peace
Where we all coexist
Put down your guns
There’s a wiser way to fight
Get rid of your fears
That’s the way to survive
Put down your weapons
Reverse the trend
Get rid of your puppet’s strings
And start living
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Ephemeral Happiness
02:58
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One day you’ll reach the end
All this life has gone so fast
Always looking back at the past
A long-term fear that this day would come
Thinking about the outcome
Wake up! It’s not an end
It’s never too late to leave a trace
Be present
And try to live fully
It’s not the end
Just accept nothing’s set in stone
Scared to lose the ephemeral happiness
Permanency is just illusional
Too focused on your distress
Waiting for the curtain to fall
This is happening right here!
Right now!
Don’t wait till it’s too late
To explore your own fate
Don’t wait till your last days
To express yourself in every way
Be present
And try to live fully
Don’t wait till it’s too late
Don’t wait till your last days
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3. |
Your Life's Plan
00:33
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Sometimes you just need
To accept what is
Life has more to show
Than your fucking ego
Always do your best
So you will never regret
How will you succeed
In your life’s plan?
That strength resides in you!
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Thrive
03:49
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This is a new start
Everything happens for a reason
It’s not easy to let the past go
So when you think that life has taken its toll
Just remember, you’re the creator of your own fate
Sometimes you just want to give up
It’s up to you to stand up and thrive
Life’s a gift we should enjoy
We all have the choice
To do something worthwile
And rewrite the story
Something we could be proud of
Different perceptions and unexpected reactions
Everything’s an experience
If you learn from your mistakes
A new path will unfold
The dawning of a new day has come
Be open to what comes next
To thrive and realize
That happiness comes from within
Stop living in your delusion
This is a new dawn
Sometimes you just want to give up
It’s up to you to stand up and thrive
Life’s a gift we should enjoy
We all have the choice
To do something worthwile
And rewrite the story
Something we could be proud of
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5. |
Evolution To Liberation
03:27
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I remember when I was younger
I learned it the hard way
How to earn the respect of others
To realize it’s not innate
Some values I’ve always kept
Making up my own precepts
Can be hurtful to obtain respect
Until I saw what it reflects
Show respect!
Give it to yourself first!
How can you expect something
You’ve never really given?
You ask for respect and you reject yourself
Give it to your true self
You ask for respect and you reject yourself
It’s your own life
Live it boldly!
I know it takes some courage
Making up your own precepts
Can be hurtful to obtain respect
Until you see your own image
You only feel
No self-love, only anger
In the opposite lays the answer
You ask for respect and you reject yourself
Give it to your true self
You ask for respect and you reject yourself
It’s your own life
Live it boldly!
And never stop questioning
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HavenHurst Montreal, Québec
Punk, Hardcore and Metal, all mixed together in a fast and melodic way!
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