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Casting Misery

by Sabretooth

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Your life is a fucking corpse,
Rotting each day a little bit more,
You only find yourself after shredding all your skin,
You want to see the end, but where does it begin,

This anchor will sink further than ever,
It's your time to go,
Better now than never,
Cracking under the pressure of a perfect storm,
Why does this silence feel so fucking warm,

Try to cut all the ties that drag you under,
The tales of your demise comes as no wonder,

YOU'VE COMPROMISED

Times up I don't give a fuck,
How you plead and cry
So get down and scream out And beg for your life die!

I've never been the nice guy,
No matter how hard I fight or I try,
You thought you could weather the storm now you're caught in the eye,
So set sail with a final farewell and one last goodbye,

So fuck it, and fuck you,
Go before you know the truth,
Your life's casted out in endless misery,
Shallow lies,

Laid to rest on a broken shoreline,
Patching wounds that can't be healed with time,
Called to the ocean and couldn't cast a line!

Questioning if you can make it out alive,
Do what you do,
Misery needs company,

Misery needs company,
Every ship needs a crew,
Fuck you,

CASTING MISERY

CASTING MISERY

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released November 3, 2015

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Sabretooth Peekskill, New York

Metalcore from Peekskill, New York

Members:
Wesley Robinson
Nico Petroccitto
Ryan Santone
Devon Day
Justin White

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