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Atonement

from Memento Mori by Oceangraves

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(This has dragged me into the bottom of the abyss
impregnated on my skin like the scent of your neck
this is numbing every part of my essence, burning, whispering)

This is blinding me, drowning all my silence deep

Swallow all the pride that was instated in my head,
I will live without the mess that we’ve created to keep us far from reality
Or the things we ever called escape
I cannot deny that more than once I wanted to stay floating on the fakeness
As carved deep on my mind, I will see your flared eyes stare directly at me,
Do not let me fall in madness.

This perception of life has made a slave of me
The conception of this lie, day by day is killing me
Blind desire is slowly taking over me
Get out of my mind to set me free

(Set me free)

Flowing in my veins, this is the tide that you left

Your sins inside of me, the mist is covering my skin

Let’s put aside the sadness that has been afflicting us, just dividing us.
Breaking down the addiction disguised as lust, to live with ill-gotten pleasure
It became more than a young impulse
To repossess the vividness of my being

I’m ready to close the gates and leave it all far behind
Seeing through tarnished glass, reaching for the light
To bury this forbidden pleasure

Reprieve me

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from Memento Mori, released August 21, 2016

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