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Connection;Seperation
02:43
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Are you sick of this place
Can't stop Tasting the fake
Let them ruin their fate
with this greed and this hate, I'M DONE
I've had all i can take now
Again and again
They play dumb in this clever game oh
Its rather insane how; You found everything; that you ever wanted
But you decided to leave here with absolutely nothing
It's such a surprise so many of us compromise the things that we love most
Complete control there's nothing I fear now my ghosts have become clouds
Profanity; What the fuck is up with all this shit
Justify putting bullets in another human's head
Bringing glory or conquest to your country men?
While the dead come to haunt you
been trying to tell you
The blood will remain upon your hands
To take a life is an ultimate karma
you metaphysically just can't understand
Are you sick of this place
Can't stop Tasting the fake
Let them ruin their fate
with this greed and this hate
Was it was it worth it worth it
Promoting a life of separation
Was it was it worth it worth
To forget that we're all connected
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Khost Orlando, Florida
A music project amoung Xander & close musician friends experiencing life and expressing it through our personal style/take on music. We have fun, nothing is forced, and more importantly everything is genuine when we write it.
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