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Is This The End
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I feel the rain crawling down my skin
I’ve collapsed under a dark sky
And no one has passed by
To take my hand and lift me up
No one to offer a shoulder
So I can lean over
I’m near «game over»
Flashback of memories streaming in my head
A movie I want to fast forward to the end
How I wish I could remember a time
When I was more than yours neglected
It’s when you walk alone
It’s when you feel lost and ignored
The sin invades your soul
Is this the end?
Is this the end of the line?
Is this the death that defines me?
Laid down, face to face with fear
Stricken hard, deeply demolished by this vale of tears
In a scream I vent my spleen
Born with an accursed name, in a cursed world
A sad story to read or a page-turner
For a sick and twisted mind in need
All rack and ruin
My spirit has reached the crossroads
It’s time I make my decision
Leave my eye on a bitter flick
Let the rain be the final chapter
Or find a new lease of life
Is this the end?
Is this the end of the line?
Is this the death that defines me?
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Vanity Case Montreal, Québec
Cho, vocals
Alex, drum
Max, guitar
Gys, bass
Félix, keyboard
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