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Space​-​case

from LIP DEMO by Station Cases

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lyrics

I'm lost in space, making sense of everything.

I closed my eyes to reality, to create a picture perfect dream.
Where everything makes sense to me. That's the only place that I've found peace.
The saddest truth, that people are dying everyday and it doesn't mean a thing.
War, disease and famine will set its sights on you and me. Its the truth behind this corrosive world that no one ever sees, they are blinded by the liars that tell them what to believe.

Reality Disgusts me

Planet earth a fucked up dream,
where nothings making sense to me,
the masses clueless as can be,
A slaughter brought to sheep's.
The truth of the earth they'll never see.
this destruction brings me to my knees.
I'm fed up to the point,and I cant take it

Soon enough the lies must end,
Soon enough we'll see the end
Soon enough this gun my head.
Pretty soon we will all be dead

I'm going to a place, where you won't find me.

Where you won't find me.

credits

from LIP DEMO, released December 9, 2013
Nate Irizarry - Vox
Matt Rooney - Guitar
Christian Costello - Guitar
Kyle Weidner - Bass
Woody Bond - Drums

Recorded & Mixed by Matt Ostraco @ Epic Problem
Mastered by Christian Costello
Artwork by Christian Costello

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Nate // Vox
Matt // Guitar
Christian // Guitar
Kyle // Bass
Woody // Drums

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