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Mary Ellen

by Inhuman Hands

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lyrics

RUN!
I'm split
I think something's wrong with me
I don't see a reason
This season, wont ever end
Like eternity
I suppose I deserve this
But In my heart I know
That no one is perfect
Including me, I am suffering
Mary Ellen, Sent to destroy me
Is this just a dream?
A hate for something
That I can't escape from
Could it be myself?
I see you, I know you see me too
We meet again oh favorite friend
Could there ever be an end to this dismay
Every single day you've kept me locked away
I have learned and come to find that
Life and death both coincide
Suicide is no escape from
Mary Ellens cyanide
Creeping from the depths of my mind
There is no place to hide
I am alone inside
But In my heart I know
No one is perfect
Mary Ellen, Creeping from the depths within
Is this just a dream?
A hate for something
That I can't escape from
Could it be myself?
A hypocrite?
Get ripped.
She wont stop coming back until I find a way to prevent her demise
I'm split
I think something is wrong with me
I don't see a reason but
This season will end
Unlike eternity

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released May 7, 2021
Written and produced by Inhuman Hands, mixed and mastered at NB Recordings by Nick Bothelo

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Inhuman Hands Albuquerque, New Mexico

Metalcore | Albuquerque, NM

Est 2012, reformed in 2020

Booking inquiries: InhumanHandsOfficial@gmail.com

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