Event Horizon

from The Void by Execute The Captor

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Sometimes I wish I could turn back time.
To see you smile, or hear you laugh again.
The chance to be with you is gone.
I take it back. Take it all back. Return.
To me the stars have all burnt out.
There's nothing left. Faded to black. Nightfall.
Nothing will take this pain away
Time heals no wounds. Impossible. Move on.

Tossing and turning.
I can't go to sleep thinking of you; dreaming of you.
I still remember.
The way the tears rolled down your face; a huge disgrace.

Life has no boundaries.
This is not the man I thought I'd be; pathetically.
Burning intensely
The remorse won't let me live my life.

Event Horizon.

Sometimes I wish I could turn back time.
To see you smile, or hear you laugh.
The chance to be with you is gone.
I take it back. Take it all back.

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from The Void, released November 6, 2012

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We are Execute The Captor. We are a beatdown hardcore band from the Bay Area and we enjoy what we do, Hopefully you do as well. Enjoy the tunes!

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