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Chamber
02:59
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"CHAMBER"
(Lyrics: Chantal Barrera)
I captivate that this is succumbed
Tried myself to be in time
Dramatized by our emotions
Your essence is the most quixotic
Despite the life I had before
All dignity in my devotion
Embroiled conspiracy from your cage
Why am I the one that's being attached?
('Cause it's a Chamber)
I can lose myself to you
Occurred by sight and locked, belied
It hypnotizes your eyes
Lobotomized, and dazzled inside
My solid heart devours the blade
Empower the redness as a curse
Conjure the lies to be an irony
Demonstrates war has begun
('Cause it's a Chamber)
Your heart belongs to me
Can see your eyes
To use control
Your heart belongs to me
Can see your eyes
To use control.
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Shout
03:37
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"Shout"
(Lyrics: Chantal Barrera)
I must let it go
Or there'll be a point to throw
I'll sacrifice my fears
And proceed the years
Reveal my choice
Won't extend rejoice
And I ask myself
What am I doing here?
You must shout, Free your soul
You must shout, Free your soul X2
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3. |
Arcane
02:35
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Arcane
By: FrenZi (Lyrics by Chantal Camus)
Stuck in a deep world
Surrounded by 1984
Don't over doom thyself
You may be vaporized
Destroyed by enemies
Freedom is not granted
Run! Hide!
'Cause you're the prisoner
Run! Hide!
You may be the prisoner
Run! Hide!
'Cause I'm the prisoner
Run! Hide!
Like in 1984
Frightened by your ideas
Live in a restless dream
Lunatic Capitalists
Cease war to exist
Arrest course of history
Caught you with force
Run! Hide!
'Cause you're the prisoner
Run! Hide!
You may be the prisoner
Run! Hide!
'Cause I'm the prisoner
Run! Hide!
Like in 1984
Run! Hide!
'Cause you're the prisoner
Run! Hide!
'Cause I'm the prisoner
Run! Hide!
Like in 1984
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HINT
03:01
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FrenZi El Paso, Texas
We are a young progressive rock band from El Paso, TX. Chantal (Bass player and Lead singer), Audrey (Drums) and Dario (Guitar and backup vocals).
We like to express our view of the world through music.
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