Truth is my wish for better things
No shame
Screenings destroys all my noble intentions
The tension is building resistance is thin
And the strength I possess becomes my greatest weakness
Defeated yet again, while it gets so close beneath the skin

Wanting escape from these traps we fall into
Now to the brink when in vain for something new

Feel the way, feel the way
The saplings that break free from infected soil
To reach for the sun while the cycle begins
But our roots keep us planted
While the sickness of ages fixes in
And still it gets so close beneath the skin

Please grant them free from this disease
Sweet, come place her in the sea
Wanting escape from these traps we fall into
Now to the brink when in vain from something new

Please grant them free from this disease
Sweet, come place her in the sea
Wanting escape from these traps we fall into
Now to the brink when in vain from something new

To come


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Disease Lyrics as written by Evan Seinfeld Daniel Schuler

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    This is the very first tune by Breach that I've heard of, on the radio. Awesome rythm to it. But I think the meaning of the song is the hatred and anger one mind contains, How they can eat you alive. And it's a feeling that you become sick of and want it to leave, But wherever you go, how hard you try, It always seems to be right on your trail.

    inside_the_cynicon April 09, 2005   Link

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