SkullSplitter: Part 1

from In the Wake of Leviathan's Campaign by Controlling Evolution

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Why is a man blind? Only to see what his heart believes. This, this is why through hindsight I.......I never trust the eyes of change. I'll ask you. What profit does one gain, from strife and pain? One result comes to.......heartache.

You are not at all who you claim to be. In fact, you bit your tongue! And allowed the flames to be.....

Choke! Choke! Spit! Coming into blue.
See my heart swell over you!
Was it love, you betrayed?
Was it love, you betrayed?
Was it love, you betrayed?
Cause it was love I tried to save!

How am I supposed to breathe a word when you keep taking my breath away? I promised I'd never let myself burn but because of you, I met heaven on earth!

Only one change since day one, but the moon never changes for the sun. Dear miss oblique yesterday's don't live through the week. You follow your footsteps as you stumble to your own beat!

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from In the Wake of Leviathan's Campaign, track released November 20, 2010
Caleb Dykes : Guitars
Barrett Parker : Drums
Alex Hayden : Vocals

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Controlling Evolution Cleveland, Tennessee

Controlling Evolution is a progressive metal band from Cleveland, Tennessee. Their blend of bone crushing tech metal, jazz, and fusion sets the stage for influencing melodic sounds and captivating musicianship. Coupled with imaginative and thought provoking lyrics, Controlling Evolution have created a sound many can appreciate and enjoy. ... more

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