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Alt Delete
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The rot has set and we're all better off because of it. That's what we're led to believe. But I can't. The scalpel growing nearer every day, sometimes that's all I can see. Still I try to evade these fantasies of guillotines. I know that's all that they are. Because facts lost. Facts are never what they seem to be. It's time to prep the O.R.. First, do no harm. But then keep trying to convince yourself that all of this is normal. That's easier to believe. And keep waiting for some shining light that leads us out of darkness, like lemmings into the sea between reason and insanity. Our goal is your recovery, Mr. Smith, so please stop trying to fight. Sometimes the patient doesn't even know he's sick. New treatments, then, are required. Too long this cancer has been ignored. We are, and have always been, at war. I know we could end you. I know we could make you hurt. But I don't dare to believe. I can't see a light beyond these blackest days.
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Equinox
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End You Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
END YOU is the solo project of Philly-based screamer Eric Smith (ex-The Catalyst). The debut full length, AIMLESS DREAD, recorded over the early months of the coronavirus pandemic, will be out in early 2021.
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