Empty eyes staring helpless at the earth
Steal our lives away
That is this hype
Face the wall, do not hide
You'd better cry 'fore it takes your life
Leave your damn meal spread
We think we know everything
So quick to tumble and shake (you're also afraid)
You seek lives made of lies behind the blue hazed eyes
Our nations are gaining back visible attention
You can say I give a fuck, you can say I give a fuck
Leave your damn meal spread
We think we know everything
Death to our blue hazed world
Death to a planet with inhumane sound
Death to this fucking blue hazed world
Death to the reason why it looks out of control
And the eyes stare at you placidly
Steal our lives away
That is this hype
Face the wall, do not hide
You'd better cry 'fore it takes your life
Leave your damn meal spread
Anger, bring ashes to your anger
Anger, put all your things away
Turning, turning, turn, turn!
Leave your damn meal spread
We think we know everything
Suicide Silence is an American deathcore band formed in Riverside, California, in 2002. Considered one of the most influential bands in the genre, they are known for their aggressive and technical sound, characterized by distorted riffs, guttural growls, and fast tempos. The group has released six studio albums, including the acclaimed "The Cleansing" (2007) and "Suicide Silence" (2012). After the tragic death of vocalist Mitch Lucker in 2012, the band continued to perform with new vocalists, maintaining their distinctive musical style. Among their most representative songs are "Now or Never", "Your Creations", and "Slaves to Society". Suicide Silence has helped define the aesthetics and sound of modern deathcore, influencing numerous emerging bands in the genre.
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