Wage War have shared new single ‘God Complex’ ahead of ‘Landfall’
Wage War’s new single ‘God Complex’ arrives with a visualiser ahead of their sixth album ‘Landfall’, due digitally on 9th October.
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It happened again You escaped my hand, but you're in my head I could have sworn that I could hear your voice That I could feel your skin But I knew better than to let you in I knew better I knew better I knew better
Isn't this what you wanted all along? Isn't it all? (This is what you wanted) To bring me down, to have me on my knees Begging you for my life For one more second, for anything
All I wanted was to feel your touch Now I'm staring down the barrel of your gun All I wanted was to feel your touch Now I'm staring down the barrel of your gun
Don't stop shooting (don't stop shooting) Don't stop shooting (purify me) Don't stop shooting (don't stop shooting) Don't stop shooting Until I stop fucking moving
Bury me bloodied With a bullet hole for every lie that you told
It happened again You escaped my hand, but you're in my head I could've sworn that I could hear your voice (hear your voice)
Victim of your beautiful torture, disfigured By the blood ordain me, and it's never enough Disfigured, and it's never enough Cleanse my body (my body) But it's never enough
All you wanted was to watch me die now This is my damnation
Bury me bloodied with a bullet hole Bury me bloodied with every lie
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".50" is a song by Varials from the album Scars For You To Remember, released in 2022. The song was written by Evan Seeberger, Jeff McKinnon, Mike Foley, Mitchell Rogers, Matt McDougal (2). It was produced by Josh Schroeder, Evan Seeberger, Jeff McKinnon, Mitchell Rogers.
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