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FMJ Feat. Dalton Skinner (Illustrious)

by Via Vera

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I am not a mistake! I don't regret my heartbeat. Despite all my problems, I still have my own dreams. I'm sorry for what you have done to yourself... You make your life a living hell. Fuck! You blame everyone, but you know what you've done. It eats at your soul till it fades from existence. Then you cry, your mind starts to die. It turns black, you sit back and rethink your life. You lied to my face! Did you think you could stop me from building up my walls? And at the end of it all, I watched yours fall. Crumbling down around you as you try to run away. But there's nothing stopping me... I tried to make them see who you were and the way that you'll always be. But now you're on your own. You're suffocating all alone... STOP LYING! You're already caught! you poison the world with the shit you make up. My life does have meaning, despite what you say. I won't end my life while you wait... You choose your path, you find the way. This world is broken, but you have to stay. You might as well be the best you can be, if you don't wanna wind up exactly like me.

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released March 11, 2016
Written and recorded by Via Vera
Mixed and mastered by Dalton Skinner at Anchor Sound Studios

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Via Vera Knoxville, Tennessee

We are Via Vera, metal core/punk rock from Knoxville, TN. For booking or other information visit our contact page!

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