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Serpents

from Boiling Point by Lobster House

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Do you really want to know
Where we’ve been before
It’s a haunting history of
Confusion and gore
Kept awake by memories
Rather forget from way back
Staring at my ceiling
Watching the nightmares stare back

Dead or alive soon
I won’t make myself a fool
Serpents waiting in the sand
Choked and battered
Never felt better
I'm done with your petty little shit

Woah
You don't try
Not a care to life
You’d rather let it all rot
Cant see beyond the horizon
Time will go on
You’ll be left to the maw
Hyperdaze into space
While your consciousness melts from the inside

Dead or alive soon
I won’t make myself a fool
Serpents waiting in the sand
Choked and battered
Never felt better
I'm done with your petty little shit

I'm done with your petty little shit

Life is so mysterious sometimes
Some things we’ll never know why
And that’s ok
Don’t try to be a hero
You’ll find yourself at zero
Just remember the little things

Dead or alive soon
I won’t make myself a fool
Serpents waiting in the sand
Choked and battered
Never felt better
I'm done with your petty little shit
Yeah

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from Boiling Point, released October 10, 2020
Composer - Augustus Orion Storey
Composer - Ezra Holden Mancini
Composer - Gideon Eliseo Zogbaum
Composer - John Trayton Sherley
Lyricist - Augustus Orion Storey

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Lobster House is a 4 piece metal outfit based out of Seattle, WA. Combining elements from across the spectrum of heavy music, they carve out a sound all their own.

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