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Bells of Dystopia

from Because, Maybe by Freedom From Concern

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The ruthlessness he showcases
has been groomed agilely
from the trials of his past
that haunt him constantly.
He’s always on the edge of sanity,
because he destroys
everything that he used to be
in the pursuit for his revenge.

He boiled down
his sense of morality.
He forged his malice
into weaponry.
Unblinking eyes
probe the back of his mind,
but revenge burns deeper
than anything.
He peered into darkness,
and it peered back
granting him the ability
to defeat
the ravenous monsters
he’s always after,
but such a power
cost him everything,
and he still sees red.

He tries to apply meaning to such suffering.
Acting in opposition to the notion of destiny.
From a distance he appears as a mercenary.
A hero who struggling with his own humanity.

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from Because, Maybe, released January 13, 2020

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=QUAL is a Detroit based record label acting as an amplifier for bleeding edge artists from Michigan. When listening to our discography, you'll notice a heavy emphasis on electronic music as this is how we've evolved, while staying true to our punk rock roots. Collectively, we're extremely indie/DIY at the core, and we hope you appreciate the rules we break, as much as we enjoy breaking them. ... more

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