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Cure

from TIDE BREAKER by REQUIOMEND

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Building up inside of me like a spark igniting gasoline,
I can feel my body debilitate as my hope for god converts to hate,

All around me I see bodies burning, smoke inhaling,
This injustice, mistreated, a weakness in the treatment

Families destroyed, tears run down a mothers face
Praising no more, taking the life of another one
Families destroyed, tears run down a child’s face
Lost and overwhelmed, and yet there is a cure

Slithering inside my skin like a demon forcing hell within,
Letting go of all my hope for life separation brings me home tonight

All around me I see bodies screaming, help deceiving
This injustice, mistreated, a weakness in the treatment

Families destroyed, tears run down a mothers face
Praising no more, taking the life of another one
Families destroyed, tears run down a child’s face
Lost and overwhelmed, and yet there is a cure

Now we know this kryptonite infests our world,
Tonight with might, we’ll win the fight

No one has the time for your fucking cruel ways,
Now get the fuck on out of here we fought for better days
Disgusting, confusing, heartbreaking, you mother fucker!

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from TIDE BREAKER, released June 24, 2017

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REQUIOMEND Montreal, Québec

REQUIOMEND is a three-piece Groove Metal band that formed in 2010.
Mozart and Beethoven being the musical geniuses that they are, influenced Adam in his music writing and Mozart's requiem came to mind. Mixed with an insatiable thirst for horror films, “The Omen” is one of the bands favorite in that category. Put all of that together and you have REQUIOMEND! ... more

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