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from Kingdom Gone by Court Order

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lyrics

Forever on the run
Always falling to the side

And it's never going to change
There's a shovel by the bed post

Left it there for when you die
No one here to dig your hole for you

Watch as the sun sets for the final time
Feel your life leave your body
You left a broken trail behind
And moved forward with no shame

It's not enough to live in fear
But it's enough to disappear

Reach the void and build a cage
You found a way to stay controlled
We're left to suffocate in rage
We're left to suffocate in rage

What do you do when it falls on you?
You find the strength to face the truth
You find the strength to face the truth

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from Kingdom Gone, released August 12, 2022
Written, performed & produced by Court Order
Mixed by Marcel Jaquemond
Engineered by Jerry Ramos
Art & layout by Jacob Beaver at Triple Dog Studio
Drums & vocals tracked at Mercury Studios
Guitars & bass tracked by JD at Hit Harder Studios
Written December 1-4th 2020
Recorded January-June 2021
Abandoned May 7th, 2022

Court Order is Ace, JD, Oscar & JJ

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