Overwhelming Nostalgia

from Life Is... A Waste Of Time by After Death Alone

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El frío de las estepas, ha llegado la nueva estación.
Y con ella una extraña sonata de muerte.
Alejado de todo lugar conocido, salvo ciertos recuerdos de infancia.
Doliente siempre, su tacto arde siempre en la piel.

Diciéndome a mi mismo entre mas voces que resuenan sin parar.
No habría tampoco por donde empezar.
No necesitas lágrimas en este lugar.
Siempre seco, siempre con sed y sin vida.

Así mismo los temblores no dejan de cesar,
intento abrir mi cráneo con los dedos.
Hurgando entre mis aposentos, sangrando en la orilla del río.
No hay respuesta que valga, aunque vacíe todo en mi interior.
Aunque extraiga cada parte de mi, esto siempre seguirá aquí.

Rostro sucio en barro y líquidos rojo y negro,
no hay lugar al que pueda rehuir.
Ansiedad y la sensación de que siempre falta algo.
O de que algo nunca volverá a ser.
Nostalgia, rompe mi cabeza parte a parte.

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from Life Is... A Waste Of Time, released March 19, 2017

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