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The Addict

from Compositions by Motion

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  • Compositions CD
    Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album

    10 Songs
    DIY made
    8 panel booklet
    200 copies printed.

    Includes unlimited streaming of Compositions via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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lyrics

You can’t win with sympathy this time. We’ve seen the tears, we’ve heard the lies. Your words are empty as the darkness drowning your… Life should not be taken for granted. You’ve made this bed for yourself, don’t ask “how could this happen?” Our hands were extended waiting for your grip, but the needle always beckoned and you always managed to slip. With your veins infected, you’ll never know peace. I’m through with giving you second chances. You’ve made your choice. Every time you hit the gutter, our hearts drag with you. Every day I’m without a sister we ache, we miss you. Don’t even ask our father, he hides his pain so well, but every time he hears your name his eyes begin to swell with sympathy. But he knows better than to give in. Life should not be taken for granted. You’ve made this bed for yourself, don’t ask “how could this happen?” Our hands were extended waiting for your grip, but the needle always beckoned and you always managed to slip. Come back from this family disease. Every time you hit the gutter our hearts drag with you. Come back; be a mother… a daughter… be my sister again. COME BACK TO ME.

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from Compositions, released April 5, 2014

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Hardcore/Metalcore

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