The Grief That Feeds The Night PT. I
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lyrics
it all comes to an end
out of reach and out of touch
it spins, it flickers as it fades
as if it never was
nothing‘s really gone forever
a part always remains
comes in a million shapes and colors
whispers on and on
besets the heart
and numbs the head
this is the grief that feeds the night
there‘s no relief
lost in denial
can you see me?
and can you feel me?
can you hear me?
or am i all alone?
can you smell me?
and can you taste me?
can you touch me?
am i here at all?
can you see, can you feel, can you hear me? or am i all alone?
can you smell, and can you taste, can you touch me? am i here at all?
out of reach and out of touch
it spins, it flickers as it fades
as if it never was
nothing‘s really gone forever
a part always remains
comes in a million shapes and colors
whispers on and on
besets the heart
and numbs the head
this is the grief that feeds the night
there‘s no relief
lost in denial
can you see me?
and can you feel me?
can you hear me?
or am i all alone?
can you smell me?
and can you taste me?
can you touch me?
am i here at all?
can you see, can you feel, can you hear me? or am i all alone?
can you smell, and can you taste, can you touch me? am i here at all?
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from The Grief That Feeds The Night,
released September 25, 2020
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HVRT Bielefeld, Germany
HVRT is:
Stefan – Bass, Vocals
Christian – Guitar, background vocals
Flo -
Guitar
Stephan - Drums
HVRT was founded in may 2012 by members of I Am The Bayonett and NVRVD under the name of SHITSHIFTER. The idea behind this was fairily simple: worship the riff!
From 2020 on the band will be named HVRT
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