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La Mascarade

from Enter The Unknown by No Loose Ends

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Faking smiles and surreal laughter
All enslaved to play
Fuck your happy ever after
Because when I go down, I’ll take you with me
This world it makes me fucking sick
Against the current of broken truth
Is evil something that you are or is it something that you do

Step outside into the dark
Embrace what you are
There’s no limit
There’s no lie
Cut the earth a brand new scar
Step outside into the dark and let your black blood run
Dwell in silence
Close your eyes
And see what you’ve become

There’s nothing you can’t do
There’s nothing to feel anymore

Limitless
I am fucking limitless

I hate this fake foundation and the cattle that we call men
Living life like there’s no end
Unknown of what they could become
The anger that dwells in your mind is your one and only friend
Let it flow into your veins
The end lies in your hands

No, there’s nothing you can’t do
There’s nothing to feel anymore

Why don’t you leave me alone
Why don’t you just leave me alone

I despise you

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from Enter The Unknown, released May 9, 2016
Mixed by: Max van Esch
Mastered by: Jelle van Esch
American Psycho ending citation: www.youtube.com/watch?v=gE6AVp-2Jic

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No Loose Ends Oss, The Netherlands

Metal band from Oss, The Netherlands.
Every song of No Loose Ends has its own atmosphere, story and identity The band doesn’t bind itself to any subgenre but gets influences by different sorts of music like: modern metal, jazz, blues and alternative dance music. The band merges these influences into a fine balance of heavy music.

Debut album “Enter the Unknown” out now! ... more

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