Somewhere tonight.
Inside of me.
A smile so distant... memory.
Covering up my face.
Landed on my knees.
So you can never see
The darkest part of me
[CHORUS:]
Shutting my eyes,
I'm dying inside...
I've lost myself
A thousand times.
But i can remain
In spite of the pain.
I'll cross this line
Just one last time.
They are part of me;
These words that never heal.
They still remind me
That all of this is real.
Hiding from the world,
Lost in my disease.
So you can never see
The darkest side of me.
[CHORUS]
I can feel it...
I can feel it...
... Just for a second I want you to see
I hide myself from you
I hide myself from you
I feel so infected from these memories.
I hide myself from you.
I hide myself from you.
(from you, from you...)
[CHORUS]
Just one last time.
I'll cross this line
Just one last time.
Just one last time.
I'll cross this line
Just one last...
Just one last time.
Trust Company is an American alternative metal band formed in New York City in 1998. Their sound, characterized by heavy riffs and catchy melodies, quickly gained attention from the alternative music scene. Their debut album, "The End" (2000), achieved commercial success thanks to the single "Down to the River", which became an anthem for the alternative metal scene. The band continued to release albums such as "The Last Stand" (2001) and "The Reckoning" (2003), solidifying their position in the underground music landscape. Although they ceased activities in 2004, Trust Company is remembered for contributing to the spread of the alternative metal genre in the 1990s and 2000s. Some of their most representative songs include "Down to the River", "The Last Stand" and "Broken Promises".
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