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World Of Fear

from Return to the Valley by Putrid Brew

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I'm terrifed to bring you into this hell
Will you survive, long enough to bury me
I can't believe, the horrors you may face
So little trust in this perverted human race
Fated child, I'm here to nourish
Condemned child, I hope you flourish
Waking days we're told cherish
For this world, wants us to perish
I still struggle with who deserves the blame
This demolished my faith in humanity
They always said, that this world is cold and cruel
Still can't fathom, how they could target kids at school
Fated child, I'm here to nourish
Condemned child, I hope you flourish
Waking days we're told cherish
Fuck this world
These are your worst nightmares becoming reality
A personal tragedy, played out for the world to see
How could I bring you here? A planet overrun by fear
Whenever you leave my sight, my mind seems to wander, to the darkest places
I can't escape this
Imprisoned your life
A life in my hands
They say it's a violent fucking world and I'm supposed to accept that
They want to talk about the sick mind that snapped not about the world that forced it to act
Unborn son here's a letter for you
Put on this earth to make it better for you
The odds, are stacked, against us
Doomed to fail, fulfilling my purpose
This is not the way
This is not the way
A universe of chaos runs wild
I refuse to be the one to bury my child.

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from Return to the Valley, released May 15, 2015

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