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lyrics

Spreading myself thin
Wanna give it up again
Extra time put on a shelf
For when it ends
Knew better than to take this path
Down this one familiar road
But consequences push me
To no return, I can’t return
Never could I find the pleasure in the midst of all the pain
Someone call my name
And dare me to exist
Bleed the pressure from my head
And from my wrists
Outside there’s a blinding light and a false sense of concern
But inside I’m still dying
And I can’t return, I won’t return
Never could I find the pleasure in the midst of all the pain
Call me insane
I won’t return

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from Ashes To Animation (LP), released January 11, 2019

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Static Tension Cincinnati, Ohio

Static Tension draws upon influences stemming from classic rock, 90's grunge, and progressive metal to craft a unique musical blend best referred to as "Progressive Grunge." The band combines powerful riffs with melodic vocal harmonies, thought provoking lyrics, and intricate musical arrangements to generate their sound. ... more

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