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Prophet
These hands are forever sore
The hitting and cracking never ends
Until my body lays cold and lifeless
Where is my antidote? (Where is my antidote?)
When will my sacrifice
Endure itself throughout the world

When will I free myself?
My naievity shines as so many judge
Everyones eyes never seem to blink
As I cast out my frustrations
It's as if the world weren't coming out

Was I speaking so selfishly? (I need to know)
Do my words mean nothing? (They come crashing down)

These hands are forever sore
The hitting and cracking it never ends
Until my body lays cold and lifeless
Where is my antidote? (Where is my antidote?)
When will my sacrifice
Endure itself throughout the world

So many times I felt so unfledged
My desire to spread goodwill is failing
Push myself through the bumps and bruises
Silence laughter surrounds me

Was I acting so selfishly? (I need to know)
Do my actions effect nobody? (They come crashing down)


They come crashing down!
I've hit my breaking point (x2)

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from Welcome To My Head EP, released April 19, 2019

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The Outliers are a heavy hitting metal band from Grand Rapids, MI. They bring to you a strong on stage performance along with ear catching melodies and smash your face breakdowns.

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