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Hellhounds For Hire
01:14
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Have we lost hope
Or did hope lose us?
The politics of avarice will destroy us all
They mine the past
to prosper in the present
doomed to devour themselves
digging a grave for the world
searching for annihilation with no one to stop them
Conflict is profit
some thrive others struggle to survive
The world is an unjust place
it will drag you down
forces us into inaction
hope keeps us moving forward
Sacrifice is more
than just a moment in time
Violence in the fabric of our lives
We wont accept our end quietly
we can be more than just bodies
Why should hell wait for us when we will deliver ourselves?
keep digging ditches
we’re knee deep in the trenches
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First Ambush
02:55
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Hold on to your resent
never forgive, never forget
You were left for dead
A war of hearts and minds
Will never be won with bullets
Bound to a vow
This is a debt that will never vanish
if they want my life they can have it
You can try to turn a new leaf
But you’ll never unspeak those words
the time for forgiveness has passed
turned traitor. Oathbreaker,
there’s no redemption
The balance of light and shadows slips
some things are better left buried
some burdens too heavy to carry
There’s no redemption
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The Absent Throne
01:58
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Money and men on the move again
Swept up in the current of progress
the wicked, corrupt, nihilistic rule in their own favour why fear an unjust god
there’s so much to fear that’s real
Rubble in waiting
We are the ones left behind
in their conquest of greed
The dead don’t want to be avenged
Suffer in silence
A consequence of violence
comfort in ignorance
As hope turns to rust
never ending suffering
Left to die in the dust
Even the greatest of men may yet be broken
When the sun sets the air ablaze
the sand turned to glass
and all that’s left reduced to ash
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Truth Ruiner Dundee, UK
Jute City Hardcore
Brodie - Guitar
Ewan - Guitar
Gary - Vocals
Ian - Drums
Rob - Bass
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