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There’s blood in their eyes!
As they wake up too late!
Heed the warning…of doom.
The enemy of my enemy is fucking worthless!
Can’t you see it? Can’t you see it? You can’t see it!
Take a look, at your neighborhood…
No one’s there for you, the dream has been abused.
Heed the warning…of doom.
The enemy of my enemy is fucking worthless!
Come with us, wrapped in chains, throw the leaders overboard…
Take your place, full of shame, the cycle starts again.
We don’t need…another vision.
We don’t need…this illusion.
Take me out of here…
I’ve had more than I fear…
When you wake, to this tragedy…
Don’t act so surprised, you knew there’d be no peace.
Heed the warning…of doom.
The enemy of my enemy is fucking worthless!
The enemy of your enemy is staring at you!
The entity of apathy is why we’re godless.

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from The Last Extinction, released May 22, 2020

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[EVERTRAPPED] Montreal, Québec

[EVERTRAPPED] is a Montreal-based five-piece who have been bringing beautifully relentless brutal melodic death metal to audiences since 2007. The band’s name is intentionally written with enclosed brackets to signify the trappings of modern life for all of us and how people, despite their best attempts to break out of the mold are still affixed to a simple controlled existence and futility. ... more

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