My sadness is endless

from Centralia by Susan Screen Test

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My sadness is endless,
may my enemies be blinded by the pain.
This might be too foolish
but after all, it´s all that I can say.

Let the others be the ones who are lucky at all.
Let them feel good to carry the cross.

Failing, in the moment, I will never treat you right.
Loosing, I can not cope it, I wil never make it right,
as long your wishlist is endless.
may your enemies be blinded by the greed.

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from Centralia, released October 9, 2012

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Susan Screen Test Hamburg, Germany

A three piece experimental rock formation from Hamburg.

Tim Elsner - gui bass vox
Tobias Gronau - bass
Till van Daalen - drums

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