Enter Madness
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Enter Madness
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Is there anything inside your head?
I'm asking because it seems dead, to me
Are you feeling down? You seem so blue
Nothing you wished ever came true
I'm not here to help you, I'm just watching
But I sure as hell wanna hear you singing
Your zombie-like shell won't let you out
You are a trapped-in slave, no doubt
You're heading for madness
But I won't help you out on this one
Prepare for sadness
I'll surely miss you when you are gone
Enter!
Now
Enter!
Madness waiting
Now you can't feel, you've gone insane
Like a thousand maggots ate your brain
So hurry up, don't miss the train
That's leading to eternal pain
You're heading for madness
But I won't help you out on this one
Prepare for sadness
I'll surely miss you when you are gone
Enter!
Now
Enter!
Madness waiting
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Disentropy performs "Enter Madness", and this lyric page sits inside the Disentropy catalog on LyroVerse.
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