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So many days
Staring at the clock
Running circles
Wasting time
It's so draining
Living this way
Fucking exhausted
In this box
I’m just holding on
I’m trying to breathe
Isolation, stuck in my own head
Self destructive false emotions
|t’s my delusion, picking me apart
I’m the greatest enemy to myself
I’m just trying
To find peace
Within this whirlwind
Weather the storm
It’s so draining
Living this way
Fucking exhausted
In this box
I’m just holding on
I’m trying to breathe
These heavy days are overwhelming
No heroes here, just hollow words
No heroes here, just hollow words
Isolation, stuck in my own head
Self destructive false emotions
It's my delusion, picking me apart
I’m the greatest enemy to myself
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Dig The Grave Petaluma, California
Like many new music projects in 2020 – DTG is the product of necessity. Conceived during the pandemic and born out of the need to simply create heavy music with like-minded creatures. Stay tuned for new music from Dig The Grave, and hopefully eventual live shows pending the reopening of music venues in California. ... more
Dig The Grave recommends:
Erik, Gabe, and Todd's previous band
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