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Good morning
Wake up
It's almost time for dinner
You are sinking
You are drowning
And you call yourself a swimmer
Why are you doing this to yourself
Open your eyes
Look at me
It's time for you to face reality

Your falling
And calling
All the way
You'll hit rock bottom
Any day
You say you just wanna be different
Well I think you've accomplished that
Stuck in a mental hospital
What do you say to that

Look at you
You can't stand up
And you're acting like it's all a joke
Your saying
Try some of this
As you roll another smoke
Why are you this to yourself
Open your ears listen to me
It is time for you to face reality

I can see the tears as they roll down your face
I can see your eyes as you spit in my face
I can see your tears
I can see your tears

Bury yourself in self-hate
At any rate
Give yourself a chance for change
The rest can be rearranged

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from This Sickness EP, released May 27, 2000
Music: Elijah's Tomb
Lyrics: Melissa/Nathanael

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Elijah's Tomb Grande Prairie, Alberta

From 1998-2007, ELIJAH'S TOMB brought Christian metal to Alberta & beyond. Through various roster changes over the years, the Tomb entertained and ministered to teenagers, metalheads and anybody who loves a good moshpit by providing the perfect thrash soundtrack. Elijah's Tomb brought some shreddin' metal tunes to the world before calling it quits in 2007, and left lasting impacts on many lives. ... more

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