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Truth vs Truth

from Heartbeat of Chaos by Slay My Sanity

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Truth versus Truth

black jackals skirring down the streets
the sun too weak to cleanse the filth
the moon too pale to make them see us
the time is ripe, the time is ripe
time is ripe, torches bright
it is tonight
the blind can see

I’ll get you rid of your body,
a death row cell for a vagrant soul.
I don’t know how it started,
but i know i know it will end with your fall.

no shelter found in false ideals
no walls to stand the rage of truth
we borrow flames from hearts of believers
we bring the pain to cure the lie

kind will never mean harmless
love is true when you know who to hate
they all will seek forgiveness
the cost is change, the price they'll never pay

forget your name
they call you traitors down below
it's both your body and mind we're after

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from Heartbeat of Chaos, released May 12, 2017

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Slay My Sanity Chelyabinsk, Russia

Slay My Sanity were formed back in 2009 in Chelyabinsk by Alex, Dmitry and Danil. It took them another couple of years to complete the formation of the line-up. The ensemble was forced to go through lengthy breaks due to two members serving in the army. With everybody back in business and scores of gigs played, Slay My Sanity got down to recording a debut album which they finally released in 2015 ... more

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