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Desperate Plea
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Desperate plea, there's something
There's something killing me
It's too much to take
I made another mistake
It all builds inside
From its grip I can't hide
It's overwhelming me now
I try to stop I don't know how
I try to stop I don't know how
I know I'll be my own ruin
I don't think I can stop
I'll keep on pushing the limit
'Til the day that I drop
The day that I drop
But how can I make it right
With all the turmoil inside
It seems it's chaos again
Feels like my only friend
I withdraw in myself
Searching for something that can help
But I'm too blind to see
How I'm killing me
How I'm killing me
I know I'll be my own ruin
I don't think I can stop
I'll keep on pushing the limit
'Til the day that I drop
The day that I drop
The day that I drop
The pressure, it all builds inside
There's no escaping
From its grip I can't hide
Desperate Plea
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JUDGEMENTAL Little Rock, Arkansas
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JUDGEMENTAL's mission is to carry on running with the
torches lit by Metallica, Pantera, Megadeth and a few 90's bands, to stay true to a 80's and 90's sound mixed with a little of the new school.
Forget formulas and trivial conventions, JUDGEMENTAL is about making the music that they love, and that no one else seems to be doing these days.
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