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Periphery

from Absinthe by Black Parable

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Reckless acts fill the hole in me
They help to define my sanity
What I create is tragedy
I don't find use in empathy

Nothing compares to me
I've reached periphery
Nothing appeals to me
What I need is intensity

Conclusion comes when you let go
Everyone's rage lies deep below
I see my smile upon broken glass
Go, lead the way into the void
It's all worth more when it's destroyed
One day I'll join my pile of broken glass

Reckless acts fill what once was torn
The chaos is for what I was born
I want nothing but to drown in hate
I could've turned, but I guess it's too late

Nothing is driving me
I've reached periphery
Nothing is saving me
What I wish is to be free

Conclusion comes when you let go
Everyone's rage lies deep below
I see my smile upon broken glass
Go, lead the way into the void
It's all worth more when it's destroyed
One day I'll join my pile of broken glass

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from Absinthe, released December 4, 2020

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Black Parable Germany

Founded in 2018, Michel Anacker, Jan Rudolph and Julian Zieschang, create Music that varies between Rock and Metal. Their with a melancholic and heavy tone mixed Songs, that are underscored by both lyrical as well as aggressive singing can be clearly found deep in the name and meaning of Black Parable. ... more

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