Purgatory (Feat. Brook Reeves)

from As The Structure Fails by As The Structure Fails

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lyrics

Disgust (X2)
I’ll come and rip out your tongue
If that’s what it takes to shut you up
And now I laugh as you call out for mercy
You should’ve stayed the hell away
Away from me!

You better sleep with one eye open tonight
There’s no remorse
There’s no regret
I hope you feel this pressure
Since you turned on me
You’ve crossed the line
You’ve gone too far this time
You broke my trust
My hate for you will never cease to remain
Will never cease to remain

(Brook Reeves guest vocal section)
I want you buried below
The 6 foot depths they are calling your name
They’re calling your name
When you die no one will make a sound
You don’t belong on level ground

My conscious can’t be clear
Until your life is over
Or hanging by a thread
I have no mercy for what you’ve done
There’s still no remorse
There’s still no regret
I can’t hold back I must give in
You are my fix
You are my sin
I crave this nightmare within

When your enemies crowd
I will lead the vicious mob
Together we will lead to your grave

I will shed no tears!
I want you buried below, the six foot depths they are calling your name
They are calling your name
I want you buried below, the six foot depths they are calling your name
They are calling your name!

Your destined for something more than death
Where you’re going theres no heaven or hell
You’re on my time now

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from As The Structure Fails, released August 17, 2018

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As The Structure Fails Toronto, Ontario

The group are not only bandmates but family. This aspect of family was important when drummer Kyle Clarke underwent multiple brain surgeries for a life-threatening diagnosis called Arteriovenous Malformation. Although this was a difficult period for them all, as of 2016 Kyle made a full recovery. This struggle has created an outlook of thankfulness that has strengthened their friendship and music. ... more