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Riding Through

from The Deity by Construct

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Track 8

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What's left without the means to build on our philosophy?
What's right when all this time you feigned on what you swore?
The inner light will set you free
Tear through these bounds parting the sea

[Chorus]
Just what defines me
I'll never know
I can't keep breathing
And that is all because...
Oh, can you feel it now?
We're heading nowhere
lost in perdition
(Oh, can you feel?)
So just embrace it now
Feel all emotion
take hold of you
(Now this is real)

Hold on tight, as we
Ride through purgatory

Oh can't you hear the voice inside?
Repeating all the words we could say
Between celestial apartheid
In emptiness I yearn for a way

What's left, without a second wind to make it possible?
What's right? With every turn you make this world your own
Everything you hold make believe
Deceives the eyes we use to see

[Chorus]

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from The Deity, released February 23, 2017
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