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Were you here to watch me,
Fall on my knees?
You've done it again,
I'm out of reach
What was the reason?
What was the cause?
For you to be able,
To change who I was
But, you, can't, leech from me
Now, there's, nothing, to, fear
Your wrath keeps setting me aside
How will I ever know?
(Tell me why)
Is it work to cut through,
The state that I'm in?

When our almighty mother,
Constantly wins
But I'm not here to fight you,
You gave me life
But I won't understand,
If I was put out to die
But, you, can't, leech from me
Now, there's, nothing, to, fear
Your wrath keeps setting me aside
How will I ever know?
(Tell me why)
Your wrath keeps telling me I'm fine
But I feel like I need it though
(Tell me why)
The right time to reveal the rapture
I want to know where mistakes are left
The truth hurts, but I feel like I served well
I hope to live again, cope with the lapse
The lapse
The creation,
I've erased
So enrich me,
I won't fail
I will never,
Trace your path
But I will challenge
And dispose all my wrath
But, you, can't, leech from me
(leech from me)
Now, there's, nothing, to, fear
Your wrath keeps setting me aside
How will I ever know?
Were you here to watch me,
Fall on my knees?
You've done it again,
I'm out of reach
What was the reason?
What was the cause?
For you to be able,
To change who I was
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written by STRID, BJOERN OVE INGEMAR / VERBEUREN, DIRK / FLINK, OLA / KARLSSON, SVEN MORTEN RAGNAR / COUDRET, SYLVAIN EMMANUEL / ANDERSSON, DAVID
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Soilwork is a swedish melodic death metal band formed in late 1995, originally under the name Inferior Breed in Helsingborg, Sweden. In 1996, they changed their name to Soilwork to better fit their new sound. Their unique sound is a fusion of the classic gothenburg metal sound with power-groove riffs of late 1970s, early 1980s British, and European metal, but in their most recent albums they have also introduced elements from American alternative metal and adopted a more melodic attitude.

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