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By Your Bedside - Vehemence



     
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The hands move painfully forward
Time's progression reminds you of the limit of yours
Every second another step
Towards the answers to questions no one wants to askKept alive by machines
Your life has been gone from the moment you knew
Living half dead asleep
This fragile shell finally overcome by lifeThe kids only know you're not well
The last visit they kissed you and said goodbye
They won't forget, and soon wonder
Where it was you went, how can they see you again?Kept alive by machines
Your life has been gone from the moment you knew
Living half dead asleep
This fragile shell finally overcome by lifeBy the bedside you'll soon dieThe machines won't save you, just look at your flesh
Swollen, discolored, putrid
You'll soon dieThe hands move painfully forward
Time's progression reminds you of the limit of yours
Every second another step
Towards the answers to questions no one wants to askAs the seconds melt into death

We are relieved to not see pain on your face
The hands have moved into the dark
All lines are flat and you have moved onwardKept alive by machines
Your life has been gone from the moment you knew
Living half dead asleep
This fragile shell finally overcome by life

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Vehemence is a death metal band from Phoenix, Arizona. They formed in 1997 and released their first demo cassette in 1998. Their debut album, The Thoughts From Which I Hide, was self-released in 2000. They debuted on Metal Blade Records in 2002 with God Was Created, and released their final album, Helping The World To See, in 2004. Long-time vocalist Nathan Gearheart left the line-up in early 2005 due to personal issues, and by the end of 2005 three of the remaining four members of Vehemence went on to form the first live incarnation of Abigail Williams (Candlelight Records).

Read more about Vehemence on Last.fm.


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