By My Demons
from Obsolescence by Abysmal Dawn
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Obsolescence CD
Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumAbysmal Dawn
Obsolescence
Label Relapse Records
Style Death Metal
Catalog # RR7239
Release Date Aug 17, 2018
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lyrics
The hatred within me, a gift I once revered
Grow now like a cancer on my soul
An unwelcome friend eviscerates the heart
Leaving a spirit withered and broken
I was torn apart by my demons
Now it's time for me to take control
I must rid myself of these demons
But do I want to let them go?
Reforged in fire and carved now into stone
A monument to obstacles overcome
Hurt the one you love and show you love yourself
This is all I've ever learned or known
I was torn apart by my demons
Now it's time for me to take control
I must rid myself of these demons
But do I want to let them go?
Addicted to the cycle of this tumultuous life
Inspiring abundant tortured art
You know it's darkest right before the dawn
So bathe in eclipse and rope to be reborn
I was torn apart by my demons
Now it's time for me to take control
I must rid myself of these demons
But do I want to let them go?
Grow now like a cancer on my soul
An unwelcome friend eviscerates the heart
Leaving a spirit withered and broken
I was torn apart by my demons
Now it's time for me to take control
I must rid myself of these demons
But do I want to let them go?
Reforged in fire and carved now into stone
A monument to obstacles overcome
Hurt the one you love and show you love yourself
This is all I've ever learned or known
I was torn apart by my demons
Now it's time for me to take control
I must rid myself of these demons
But do I want to let them go?
Addicted to the cycle of this tumultuous life
Inspiring abundant tortured art
You know it's darkest right before the dawn
So bathe in eclipse and rope to be reborn
I was torn apart by my demons
Now it's time for me to take control
I must rid myself of these demons
But do I want to let them go?
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from Obsolescence,
released October 27, 2014
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Abysmal Dawn Los Angeles, California
Hailing from Los Angeles CA, ABYSMAL DAWN plays an aggressive mix of modern death metal. The band seamlessly blends the hooks and technicality of early 90's American death metal, with atmosphere, melody and the brutality of their contemporaries.
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