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Forget The Past

from Metalhead II: Special Edition by Drex Wiln

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My heart if it still beats
Covered with darkness for many years
Didn't want to cause you pain

I'm trapped in my cage
And I don't know how to get out
I don't wanna feel my rage to yourself

No! I'm not a killer.
No! I'm not a criminal
I've just been cruel to his beloved people
I ask everyone to forgive me
I ask everyone to listen to me

Liberate in my mind
Give me a reason not lie to yourself
Because my heart is breaking

Liberate in my mind
Give me a reason not lie to yourself
I want to leave my life in the past

We often look for excuses
But not trying to suppress the pain
Build a useless illusion

What the fuck? we're talking to yourself
and you're not even trying to understand
The only problem is us!

Open your eyes to the truth
You still have a chance to fix it
Maybe you were just very young
Trying to saturate your life with selfishness

You need to forget your past mistakes and start to life again
Soon you will understand, but for now you must strive to overcome this pain

You can blow away this dust
Fight for your life
It's not easy... But you have to!
Just forget this past

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from Metalhead II: Special Edition, released May 7, 2017
Music & Lyrics by Drex Wiln

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