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REMOVE THE HEART

from REMOVE THE HEART by Bleeding Gasoline

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    REMOVE THE HEART is the latest single from Bleeding Gasoline. This track was recorded with Ryan Huthnance @ Newcastle studio Emissary Studios in August 2015.

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Remove The Heart

Your stare, across the room
This skin, a fake costume
Lets pretend, everything that we’re not
Hack to pieces and left to rot
Hide behind this life, another lie
Hearts broken and people will die
In a another time, another place
Lets disappear without a trace

Stitch the skin back into the part of me
The part of me that screams for obscurity
Raise the hate that lives inside of me
Remove the heart that breeds this impurity

Chemicals and hate eat away this brain,
Trapped in thoughts to remain insane
Sick to my stomach and to my core
Face to face and kicking down this door
The path we walk fades into fear
The love inside will always disappear
You can’t control the lies we’re fed
We don’t own our souls until we’re dead

You all watch me burn,
We’re designed to die
Step up It’s your turn
No one here will survive

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from REMOVE THE HEART, track released October 15, 2015
Written & Produced by Bleeding Gasoline
Engineered, Mixed & Mastered by Ryan Huthnance @ Emissary Studios.

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