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Freeing Port

by DEAD EYES GLOW

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'Freeing Port' is the third single taken from Dead Eyes Glow's unreleased EP, entitled 'This Is All Of Us'.

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Music & Lyrics by: Dead Eyes Glow
Recorded at :Nu Breax , Kuala Lumpur
Produced, Mixed & Mastered by: Ardy Hamdan

lyrics

The wave of deception,
It shapes into a vessel, Steering to the crowds,
With nowhere to run and hide,
They set the world on fire,

The higher you go, the darker it gets,
I know it’s hard to tell between truth or lie,
The deeper you dive, The warmer it gets,
I know it’s hard to see what’s right or wrong,

Break the barrier, Face your fear,
We are the ocean, The tides is rising,
Rise and rise,
Break the barrier, Face your fear,
Don’t let the world turn to ashes,

Repeat 2nd Verse

It fills the f****** space and time,
Could it be another line of the epitaph,
For the ends of humanity,
I refuse to believe in that

Take a minute and look around you,
Does it feels right to be voice that has no home,
It got to be better than this,
Take a minute and look inside you,
Does it feels right to ignore,
It got to be better than this.

credits

released January 8, 2018
Huge thanks to Earthquaker Devices, KMA Audio Machines, Chase Bliss Audio. Visit their website:

www.earthquakerdevices.com
kma-machines.com
chaseblissaudio.com

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Post Metalcore band from Terengganu, Malaysia

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