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Rotten Home

from Revival by Sadman Institute

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lyrics

You lived in a hopeless place
Where they crushed you everyday.
Forbidden lust spread in the air.
You were too young to understand
What was going on.
It’s not your fault,
Please understand!

Everyday inside your head
Appear new thoughts about death.
You need a rest, take my hand,
I will save you from the end.

She’s fighting all the time,
Please God reward her loss.
This hellish place on Earth
Did not break her bones.

Welcome to the rotten, rotten home.
Where everything’s broken,
All hope has gone.

Every part of me believes
She will be free.

Now I'm closing my eyes,
Tell me do you realize
I feel like I'm crucified
When you poison my mind,
Injecting hate
You should send to Dad.

The Worm
Was eating his brain.
Eternal fire should burn
All his thoughts,
All his desires.

It’s like a rusty needle
Deep inside your childhood’s Eden.

Girl let me feel
That we’re a team,
We fight together.

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from Revival, released January 26, 2015

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