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from Closure by Vame

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This track is about the feeling of everything getting too hard to cope with. but in the end, you must keep pushing forward to prevail.

lyrics

Here on the blanket of fallen
I climb over dead to make my way to the enemy
The sounds of horror and bloodshed
I will prepare myself to run into my destiny

This is the frontline!
This is the last time!
As I now make my way, I will not be forgotten
The sight of bloodshed
The torture in my head
As I now make my way, I will not be forgotten

And now the fear pulses through me
Its like no drug rush, but it goes straight to my head
The fear of pain and the torture
It will be over soon, It will be over soon!

This is the frontline!
This is the last time!
As I now make my way, I will not be forgotten
The sight of bloodshed
The torture in my head
As I now make my way, I will not be forgotten

This is the frontline!
This is the last time!
As I now make my way, I will not be forgotten
The sight of bloodshed
The torture in my head
As I now make my way, I will not be forgotten

credits

from Closure, released November 19, 2013
All music written, Performed and Produced by JAMES LOCKEY under "JAMES LOCKEY MUSIC PRODUCTIONS"

(c) James Lockey
(c) JLM Productions

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Vame England, UK

Solo project from singer/songwriter James Lockey, Metal and rock combined together in a makeshift studio to create, what we know is, VAME.

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