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Drain Me aka The Tire Marks On Your Dreams & Aspirations

from The Fourth Place Concession Prize Of Abject Failure by Holding On To Nothing

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And then our daylight promises became midnight's regrets. The silence screams the words we smiled and swallowed instead. It wasn't enough just to walk away and admit defeat. Ignorance has a price tag. She smelled blood and bit down deep. Drain me of my will to breathe. Drain me of my everything. Meant to be, just not with me. The litigation of my exsanguination. He said "Can't we..." she said "Speak to my attorneys. Now pay me for eternity."

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from The Fourth Place Concession Prize Of Abject Failure, released May 5, 2017

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Holding On To Nothing Norwich, Connecticut

Downer Doom Pop Introvert Metal from southeastern Connecticut that stopped playing in 2017.

Members went on to Low Moments, Sentinel Hill, Banth, and The Black North.

Influenced by Life Of Agony, Type O Negative, Section 8, Black Sabbath, Down, Acid Bath, Social Distortion, Misfits, Death Threat, Pentagram. ... more

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