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Demon In Veins Lyrics

I feel so empty inside myself
a feeling so insecure
caught in the circle of addiction
a silent scream is piercing
you need to kill the pain
piercing through you vien

Sharing feelings that are not genuine
the false impression is fooling you my friend
I hope you haven't gone to deep
deep into the hole of drugs

Blood flows in poisoned veins
the veins it once flowed blood without a trance of sickness
now it's time to let the demon out of it's cage
let it breath freely for the final fime
and then crush.....yeah! crush it!

Chorus: Demon!(7 times)
demon in veins!

Screaming, screaming for loudness in the hightest divisions
you're loosing your mind as you suddenly go blind!
like an addiction it feeds your foolish need
I can't believe you're so goddamm blind
wake up! And smell my fucking kind!

Chorus: Demon!(7 times)
demon in veins!

You feel so empty inside yourself
a feeling you no longer feel
spinning between life and death
soon to become unreal!

Chorus: Demon!(7 times)
demon in veins!
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Cover art for Demon In Veins lyrics by Soilwork

To me, it sounds like it's about Heroin addiction.

Cover art for Demon In Veins lyrics by Soilwork

yeah, i think your right.

Cover art for Demon In Veins lyrics by Soilwork

you're genious guys! i thought it's about smoking... :))) i love begining the most :)

Cover art for Demon In Veins lyrics by Soilwork

yes, it's about a sort of drug addiction, and this is one of the most clear lyircs by Soilwork!

Cover art for Demon In Veins lyrics by Soilwork

I believe it's about a man or woman who, over the years, has surrendered his voice to both music; alcohol; and sexual conquest because it was less risky and offered instant gratification. Somewhere along the way s/he settled and found himself in a rut, all the while repeatedly convincing himself that he does what he does because he's free. And I believe he's far too intelligent and insightful to fully believe that his routine (the path well traveled with every rock cleared by his ever-present feet) is one of freedom. S/he trampled the flowers long ago, but fails to acknowledge it.

Ugh... a grammatical error with the word "both" used to reference three (not two). I omitted the issue of control and fear of being left behind if the other person in her/his life (metaphorically in his life) were to be somehow freed. A fear perhaps of moving on when the other is somehow stuck. But who knows. Only the bearer can be sure.

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