Deaf, Dumb & Blind

from Somewhere Between Life And Death by Fatal Move

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Working for every dollar, working to feed our family
With no guarantee for a better life
But I’ll never live with the guilt, with the guilt of exploiting people
Giving us no hope for better days
Born and raised in a palace, never seen something of the world
Hiding so far from reality
And still you try to hold your people - Deaf, dumb and blind
And still you try
Do you even care who we are?
People struggle till death, till there’s nothing left
Nothing left to fight for
We don’t accept this world of inhumanity
Do you even care who we are?
You can shovel us deeper and deeper, but no giving up
there’s no giving up
We don’t accept this world of inhumanity
There will be a time, when you can put me in a coffin
But I’ll know what I lived for, or what I died for
I’ll die knowing, I fought for a better tomorrow
I’ll be the one, Who speaks out louder
Why we are forced, to live under your regime
Dreaming of a future
Holding on to the sparkle of hope
Dreaming of a future, where we are servants no more
Holding on to what’s left, our sparkle of hope
Do you even care who we are?

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from Somewhere Between Life And Death, released March 6, 2019

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5 headed hardcore band from Antwerp, Belgium started in 2009.

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