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Unearth the vile of anger
Inside surveillance begins
Abide the urge you want
To breathe from within
Exhume the will of saints
You cannot ever prevailWe pass away but want to stay
On this remembrance dayAbsolved from the lesson
We watch the living fall
Existence finds no shelter
Embodied from resolveOut cast from the shadows
Drawn within yourself
Where no one else can find you
Lost within yourselfThe army that you needed
To lead a certain way
don't look behind you
nothing's here to stayAnd as your breath, slips away
I have to say
Could it, have ever been so right?Banished to extinction

A prayer for us all
Transparent and demented
Waiting for night to callUnearth the vile of anger
Inside surveillance begins
Abide the urge you want
To breathe from withinOut cast from the shadows
Drawn within yourself
Where no one else can find you
Lost within yourselfThe army that you needed
To lead a certain way
don't look behind you
nothing's here to stayOut cast from the shadows
Drawn within yourself
Where no one else can find you
Lost within yourselfThe army that you needed
To lead a certain way
don't look behind you
nothing's here to stayAnd as your breath, slips away
I have to say
Could it, have ever been so right?

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Front Line Assembly are Bill Leeb (vocals, synthesizers) and Rhys Fulber (synthesizers and samplers), one of many groups formed by the prolific Vancouver, Canada-based duo. After working in the mid-'80s under the pseudonym Wilhelm Schroeder with Skinny Puppy, the Austrian-born Leeb formed the industrial/ebm-based Front Line Assembly in 1986 with Fulber -- who initially joined on as a studio assistant -- and synth player Michael Balch.

Read more about Front Line Assembly on Last.fm.


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