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Personifying The Machine

from Non​-​Flesh Scarring (LP) by Ovaryrot

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lyrics

Feeling pathetic
Knowing my feelings are irrational.
As I can't help but succumb to 
the stupidity of all of this. 
So tired of earning a living 
breaking my spirit night by night,
 picking up the slack 

of lazy depressive wastes 
of consciousness, 
my mind cannot take it.
I am broken, I submit.
My mind cannot take it,
I am tortured, I submit.

You are what you make yourself.
I've made myself hopeless.
You are what you make yourself. 
I've made myself useless.
You are what you make yourself.
I am self abusive.
You are what you make yourself. 
I've made myself pathetic.

It's not a fucking wonder
Why I feel alone.

Trying to apply a meaning to this life,
Just to be as confused as the day I was born.
None of you make this any easier. 
Acting as gears inside a fucking machine. 

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from Non​-​Flesh Scarring (LP), released April 19, 2019

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Ovaryrot is an experimental deathgrind band comprised of Ulf Nylin and Brady Cornett. We've been going strong since 2007, always changing, always creating hellish walls of noise in response to life.

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