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Dying Easier Than Living

from Self​-​titled by INDenial

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lyrics

DYING EASIER THAN LIVING

Dying easier than living
When greedy evils contemplating
Like blind folded, acting brainless
Is dying easier than living?

Why call it the land of free?
When there is no space to breathe?

Mortal world is occupied by greed and selfishness
Each of us screaming for our piece of square feet
When we slowly suicide with needles of inflation?
Who gives a damn about the price of fucking faith?
Dying easier than living

Souls filled with pain
No where to hide

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from Self​-​titled, released June 22, 2017

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INDenial Hong Kong

INDenial is a Hong Kong based metal band formed in 2012. We are looking to create and share with all of you music based upon our observations in the very often false reality. Our members are Alex (guitar), Jay (guitar), Man (drums) and Wolf (bass, vocals). ... more

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