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Ocean Grave

from Sinners by This Is Sparta

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lyrics

This is not easy to turn off the lights
When you’re alone
It’s time for you to wake and fall in love
With flesh and bones

This is all
You’ve been made to do
Removing her life
And never mind of beggings and cries

If you see my axe
Just put down your trembling knees and relax
Close your eyes
And start to pray until you die

In one brutal stab
I’ll steal your life
You’ll never be able to see the sun shining (in) the sky
Again

This is what I’ve been made to do
Robbing lives and drinking her blood

Now, you’re fucking mine
I’ll coolly tear your trunk
To break your heart
And feel its beat
Seeing your corpse falling on my feet

It was the dream I’ve made

The day you betrayed me
I have become fucking insane

That’s for all, that’s for them
That I am still hunting and ripping
These sluts who are used to cheat guys

In one brutal stab

Never fall, never cry out
You’ll never fault, never change your mind

Never fall, never cry out
I’ll finally forgive your sins
When you’ll lay dead into the sea

Cause
I won’t stand your voice

Oceans will be your grave

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from Sinners, track released June 10, 2013

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This Is Sparta Cannes, France

Florian Odorici - Vocals
Damien Verdu - Guitar
Florian Folco - Guitar
Sébastien Capel - Bass/Back Vocals
Alexandre Visentin - Drums

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