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Open my eyes and see the sun
1, 2, 3, 4,5 I’m blind.
1, 2, 3 It’s done.
I try to scream through open scene
Echo’s carried in the wind
Future’s looking grim
It seems no matter how hard I try
I keep on failing when I only want to, just to stay alive.
This air is making it hard to breath
Suffocating in relief
Nothing to belief
From open wound I start to bleed
Crimson drops land on my feet
Tasting bittersweet
Am I the only one who is seeing?
Am I the only one who is screaming?
Please tell me this is just a game.
Am I the only one who is breathing?
Am I the only one who is bleeding?
Please tell me I’m not alone again …
I’m losing sight, I’m losing speech
I cannot hide, I’m out of reach
Don’t know what’s true and what is not
If I am dead or still alive
I’m feeling lost. Am I still here?
What is this pain? Is it for real?
Please, it feels my time is running out,
Reaching out for your hand in doubt.
There’s nothing left for me to feel …
Is this the end of me?
Am I the only one who is seeing?
Am I the only one who is screaming?
Please tell me this is just a game.
Am I the only one who is breathing?
Am I the only one who is bleeding?
Please tell me I’m not alone again …
Frozen in fear, it takes over
Paralyzing body and mind
Soon enough it is over
But deep inside I don’t mind...
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Pravda Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Pravda’s music creates a new sound with foundation in Rock, splashes of Pop and Dance, along with elements of Metal, Punk, and richness of Soul. Dynamic catchy riffs backed by groove-based rhythm section of melodic bass lines and punchy drums in combination with powerful yet vulnerable vocals is what sets Pravda aside and grabs audiences' attention. ... more
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