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These Roots Hold Strong
04:04
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How many times do I have to say I’m not the same person you once knew? 10 years have passed and you’re still the same, I’ve changed my ways, not slipping away. Listen to me and hear my words, “I’m not going back, I’m staying right here.” Easy to let go, easy to give up. I still have hope, nothing is hopeless.
I am not perfect. I am a sinner. I’ll live each day and I will not wither away.
You’ll hang around, you’ll taunt the weak. My mind is strong, I am unbroken. 10 years on, I am not breaking, feet are like roots, I am not moving.
Away you will be, away from it all, away from this place, away from my life. Away you will be, away from that door, away from the past, away from what’s left.
Easy to let go, easy to give up. I still have hope, nothing is hopeless.
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Beyond The Southlands
03:35
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Run through the woods to find it. You’ve been here once and you’ve seen it. I am the fox, I’m running.
You will not be another victim of this disease that rots and kills all that lives in these woods. I will not let this take over, I just won’t let it end.
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Fall Away
01:21
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I’ve got my eye on the prize at the end of the road, I’m not falling away. Setting my goals, working hard to stay on track. I’ll make it there, just you wait and see.
I’ll never never never never never fall away.
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Hercules Morse Perth, Australia
Chaotic Hardcore
Perth, Australia.
Alex, Alex, Jarrod, Michael and Richard
www.facebook.com/herculesmorseperth
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