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lyrics

Pardon the interruption of your mistaken thoughts
Excuse me while I show you how your perception is flawed
I don’t mean to offend
Just let my words help you understand

Welcome to heaven
Welcome to hell
You were born in a world where this priceless truth
Wasn’t allowed to sell.

You could deny this
We could avoid it
All you want. X2

Everything, everything that’s occurred in your life
Blessing or curse this is your fault

All of our miseries and all of our woes
Well why’s it a mystery
On who’s responsible?

Stop looking up
Stop looking in

Keep wasting these moments
Keep wasting your breath
Biding your time carelessly
In waiting for death.

All of our miseries and all of our woes
Well why’s it a mystery
On who’s responsible?

Stop looking up
Stop looking in
This world is enough so let life begin
Or let it go.

Let Life begin.

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from Anima Sola, released May 9, 2015

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And One For All Tampa, Florida

And One For All is a 5-member band out of Tampa, FL. The band was initially created in 2010 and played shows throughout Florida. And One For All brings heavy breakdowns, catchy melodies, and unique presence to the Tampa scene. Their plan moving forward is to continue developing music, interact with the local music scene, and share their message to the world. ... more

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