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Bottled Up

from The Good Fight by Buried Cities

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Can't find the truth in the moment anymore
And I'm fucking sick of all my lies
I'm face to face with a choice I've faced before
Don't know if I should run or fight

Every time I wanna find a reason for it all
I lose the meaning in my songs
Even though I recognize the climb before the fall
Still don't know where I belong

I'll burn up from both ends
Until all that's left is a flame
And I'll dissolve into descent
Until no one remembers my name

Can't bottle up all the things I don't want to feel
They're piling up with nowhere to go
I'm suffocating on the words that I don't spill
Gotta spit em out before I choke

But they're filling up and over flowing out of me
Spilling out like a riot in the streets
Can't let it all keep building up inside
Gotta let it out before I die

I'll burn up from both ends
Until all that's left is a flame
And I'll dissolve into descent
Until no one remembers my name

As my face loses it's shape
I can't see my reflection as me
My sense of self begins to fade
And I'm forgotten like a dream

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from The Good Fight, released December 18, 2015

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Buried Cities Austin, Texas

Buried Cities was formed in 2010, then known as Revenants with an additional 5th member. In 2013 they became a four piece and changed their name to Buried Cities. Buried Cities now has two European tours under their belt and has released two full length albums, a split 7" and a 12" split. Buried Cities is best known for their anthemic vocal melodies and high energy live shows. ... more

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