A Time For Broken Things
from Wolves and the Hideous White by The Crawling
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lyrics
I hear whispers with every move
Insisting that I’m no good
Someone watches, they always do
If not me, then it must be you
A constant struggle for you and the earth
The world knows nothing of your self worth
Such a burden to place on a man
To reach perfection whenever he can
Nothing is lost, nobody wins,
This a time for broken things.
Nothing is lost, nobody wins,
This a time for broken things.
There are only the truth and his lies
An evolution of self becoming ostracized
Too much weight, i have failed in your eyes
One last solution to leave me alive
This is the end
And we have nothing at all
Nothing is lost, nobody wins,
This a time for broken things.
Nothing is lost, nobody wins,
This a our time...
Insisting that I’m no good
Someone watches, they always do
If not me, then it must be you
A constant struggle for you and the earth
The world knows nothing of your self worth
Such a burden to place on a man
To reach perfection whenever he can
Nothing is lost, nobody wins,
This a time for broken things.
Nothing is lost, nobody wins,
This a time for broken things.
There are only the truth and his lies
An evolution of self becoming ostracized
Too much weight, i have failed in your eyes
One last solution to leave me alive
This is the end
And we have nothing at all
Nothing is lost, nobody wins,
This a time for broken things.
Nothing is lost, nobody wins,
This a our time...
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from Wolves and the Hideous White,
released November 16, 2018
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The Crawling Lisburn, UK
The music created by The Crawling is a result of a trio of music fans that have enjoyed, and participated, in the local
music scene for decades.
The collaboration has resulted in a heavy, slow-death ensemble, forged against a back drop of misery and contempt for the world that surrounds us.
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May 29Plymouth, UK
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