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Fake Logic - Echo Chamber Lyrics



Fake Logic - Echo Chamber Lyrics




He was hollow and refused to see
All that matters in life
And what it means
Gruesome gallows
Ever haunt his keep
A neverending nightmare
He's used to see

It is a long way down
So far it's still a long way down

As he decides the fate and life
Of all the small ones
Soon you would realise
He was haunted by the night

It stands as follows: the man lives alone
With nobody to rule from an empty throne
The pride unswallowed aches his weary mind
When the joy is no more
Nowhere to find

It is a long way down
So far it's still a long way down

As he decides the fate and life
Of all the small ones
Soon you would realise
He is haunted by the night
Self-made fake image of virtuosy
Of all the great ones
He is still nothing
An illusion of god
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He was hollow and refused to see
All that matters in life
And what it means
Gruesome gallows
Ever haunt his keep
A neverending nightmare
He's used to see

It is a long way down
So far it's still a long way down

As he decides the fate and life
Of all the small ones
Soon you would realise
He was haunted by the night

It stands as follows: the man lives alone
With nobody to rule from an empty throne
The pride unswallowed aches his weary mind
When the joy is no more
Nowhere to find

It is a long way down
So far it's still a long way down

As he decides the fate and life
Of all the small ones
Soon you would realise
He is haunted by the night
Self-made fake image of virtuosy
Of all the great ones
He is still nothing
An illusion of god
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Writer: Krzysztof Dylewski
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid

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Performed By: Fake Logic
Length: 6:11
Written by: Krzysztof Dylewski

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