You say to yourself, "Does the world even care?"
As you sit with your head in your hands in despair
It's all so futile, the mistakes that we've made
This life is a turnstile, straight to the grave
It reminds you you're alive
It reminds you, fight to survive
You can't fault death as the oceans collide
And everything around you starts to slide
You can't fault death
I heard you say to yourself, "Does this world even care?"
As you tie the noose tightly and kick out the chair
It's all so senseless, can't make sense of it now
There's no breath left to live this life anyhow
It reminds you you're alive
It reminds you, fight or survive
You can't fault death as the oceans collide
And everything around you starts to slide
You can't fault death, it turns from black into grey
When everything around you starts to fade
Sudden death notes
No return
Sudden death notes
This grave injustice
This grave injustice
It reminds you you're alive
You can't fault death as the oceans collide
And everything around you starts to slide
You can't fault death, it turns from black into grey
When everything around you starts to fade
You can't fault death
You can't fault death
DevilDriver is an American heavy metal band from Santa Barbara, California. Formed in 2002, the group features Dez Fafara, former vocalist of Coal Chamber, who, dissatisfied with the musical direction taken by his previous band, met some musicians with similar interests during a barbecue and a night at the bar. Fafara, along with guitarists Evan Pitts and Jeff Kendrick, bassist Jon Miller, and drummer John Boecklin, initially formed Deathride. Due to copyright issues and the name already being used by several bands, the group changed its name to DevilDriver, a reference to the bells used by Italian witches to ward off evil forces.
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