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With No Remorse

by Glimpsed At Medusa

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Could ones mind be more corrupted?
I've had enough of your delusional games
And I laugh as you rot upon your pedestal
That you've so ungracefully placed yourself upon
Are you satisfied?
Are you happy with the life that you have molded for yourself?
What have I done to create the monster that you have become?

I speak no names for you know who you are
A sad sight to see as you slowly wither away
The bitterness consuming your soul will now have its way with you
You'll lay to rest alone for all that you've done

Again and again you strike me down
Until I can no longer bare
Mental deterioration
Eating away

To blind to see the pain that you have inflicted
Open your eyes before I sew them shut for good

Deep within myself lies a place for you bitter and cold
Where you will remain til the day I am gone
The hatred within me now flows through my veins
Unleashing these thoughts in which I've kept restrained
I'll live by these words for the rest of my life

To blind to see the pain that you have inflicted
You'll lay to rest alone for all that you've done

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released June 17, 2013

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Glimpsed At Medusa Marysville, Washington

A 4 piece metal band from Marysville WA

Brandon Hunter- Guitar
Corey Gonzalez- Guitar
Nikolas Evans- Vocals
Cameron Munno- Drums

Currently looking for a Bassist.

Glimpsed at Medusa was form in 2009 under the name "Cadaver Collection". After many years of style and member changes we are now what you hear today.

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