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Particle Pill

by Submerge

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I think I’ve got something bad living inside of me,
I can feel it’s breath giving goosebumps on my bones.
Do you know what it feels like to know you’re never alone?
Do you know what it feels like when strangers live deep inside
of you’re home?

Invader..

Creature, creature, you know where I’ve been,
why would you want to live this life again?

You tried your best to get under my skin,
like a parasite you ate me from within.
You tried your best to get under my skin,
like a parasite you fucked me from within.

Little bumps surfacing on my skin,
I should have never let you in.
Your life is a cancer, your heart’s not my answer,
please just get the fuck out.

You tried your best to get under my skin,
like a parasite you ate me from within.
You tried your best to get under my skin,
like a parasite you fucked me from within.

You made your way inside, you held me from my life.
This heart is not your home, its just where you grew up.

Your nails ripping under my skin…

Derma sycophant, I’m fucking sick of it.

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released October 30, 2014

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Submerge Edmonton, Alberta

Submerge are a 5 piece post-hardcore band based out of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. With the determination and drive, Submerge are destined to tour the world and share their music with everyone possible.

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