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Ominous Nominous

from MMXVII (2017) by Horrible

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released December 22, 2017

lyrics

I’m awake but I can’t move and all I feel is fear
My eyes are open, my chest is tight, I can sense it drawing near
A dark presence in my room, why it comes is not quite clear
Suddenly on the edge of my vision a shadow appears

Paralyzed, or am I dreaming? All I know is it’s coming for me
Can’t escape, can’t cry for help, all I can do is let it come for me

It visits me too frequently, always arrives when I’m sleeping
Nothing but dread inside my head, there can be no escaping
It has no voice, it has no form, at least none that I’ve seen
I know it’s there by a change in the air, this miserable being

Paralyzed, or am I dreaming? All I know is it’s coming for me
Can’t escape, can’t cry for help, all I can do is let it come for me

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from MMXVII (2017), released October 1, 2018
Phil: bass, vocals
Joey: guitar
Patrick: guitar
Jeff: drums

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