Consume

from Remnant by Alex Martin

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Travel through as the void consumes,
My every thought that’s based on you,
World’s collide, are made anew,
If only you could see this too

I’m not alone,
I have grown

Moving fast yeah time is slow,
With the river’s unending flow,
Feasting with the hungry crow,
You’re the same, yeah I know

Find in this my endless peace,
Acceptance of my near defeat,
The hero’s cry now fully ceased,
And my pain has been released

Justify
Intimidate
Crucify
Incriminate

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from Remnant, released November 18, 2018
Alex Martin: Vocals, Guitar, Bass
Isaac Gibson: Drums

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