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Voices

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

I'm painting the world in black and gray
I use the colours that I need
listening to what they have to say
can't get enough of what they teach

I'm holding my course
set to the uncertain
they're feeding on remorse
nothing leads the way

drifting through a space
where time completely lost its meaning
lost in there for days
the only thing that I'm still hearing
are these voices in my head

I've painted the world in black dand gray
I used the colours that I need
I've held my course
set to the uncertain
they're feeding on remorse
nothing leads the way

drifting through a space
where time completely lost its meaning
lost in there for days
a year maybe one life
drifting through a space
where time completely lost its meaning
lost in there for days
with voices in my head

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from 7 Nightmares, released October 30, 2010

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