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There will be blood
Spilling from the cracks of these walls.
Just seconds to the end you better start your prayers now
Pray to the god that you know in your heart isn't real.
Beg for the mercy that you have not showed me.

Heart as cold as ice
She sits there with bloodshot eyes
And waits for the day to arrive.
Holding on to words that make her feel alive

But there is no reward.
There is no solace in what she finds.
Consequence will be measured in agony. Self hatred spews from the corners of your mind
Your heart
Your soul
Your morals
Mean nothing

Heart as cold as ice
He sits there with bloodshot eyes
And waits for the day to arrive.
Holding on to words that make him feel alive

Your soul is mine to take
Your soul is mine
Your soul is mine to take
Your soul is mine

So look in my eyes

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from Phantom (Remastered Edition), released January 9, 2014

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My Dear Malice Cambridge, Ontario

My Dear Malice is a 5 piece deathcore band hailing from Cambridge Ontario. They take influence from many metalcore, deathcore, death metal, and hardcore bands. My Dear Malice aims for complete sonic assault with their crushing and unique sound.

Jesse Furtado - Vocals
Cosmo Posch - Lead Guitar
Nick Santos - Rhythm Guitar
Kameron Nicholson - Drums
Jason Simpson - Bass ... more

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