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The Breed

from 7 Nightmares by Futile

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    The third record by Futile, released 2010. A diverse and dynamic journey through seven songs with the connectional topic of nightmares.
    Produced by Kurt Ebelhäuser. With artwork by Marion Herrmann.

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lyrics

a darkness
disturbing
bluring
my mind

crawling
deceiving
growing
my fear

heartbeat
controlling
falling
behind

faster
screaming
running
from here

this panic's a killer
I'm eaten alive
my fingers are shaking
I'm frozen to ice

I woke what was sleeping
a fright without name
I'm frozen to ice
with glut in my veins

no one hears me
no one believes me
I'm not alone
I'm not alone in here

this panic's a killer
I'm eaten alive
my fingers are shaking
I'm frozen to ice

I woke what was sleeping
a fright without name
I'm frozen to ice
with glut in my veins

hiding
breathing
moving
in here

attacking
alarming
staying
alive

this panic's a killer
I'm eaten alive
my fingers are shaking
I'm frozen to ice

I woke what was sleeping
a fright without name
I'm frozen to ice
with glut in my veins

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from 7 Nightmares, released October 30, 2010

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