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    Complementarity
    Release : 2016
    Genre: Metal / Alternative / Progressive

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lyrics

We throw ourselfs apart
with mindless themes
of selfish hearts
now we'll see once more
where it heads
rise and fall

so numb
that we cant see it
making the same mistakes
all over again

ask the one
above my friend
and in silent words
he will tell
that its all
so senseless
cause noones there
that its all so senseless
cause no one cares

will it ever be a world
whos known as one
will we ever be
the ones wont kill each other
will world ever be
a place for everyone
we'll fall down
as we face
our nightmares

ask the one
above my friend
and in silent words
he will tell

that its all
so senseless
cause no one cares
abaout you now
my friend

ask the one
above my friend

you'll die alone
my friend

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from Complementarity, track released June 18, 2016

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The Makeshift Project Cologne, Germany

Alternative
Progressive
Nu Metal
from
Cologne, Germany.

-Bandmembers-
Patrick B.
Lukas L.
Cody J.
Timo B.

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