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the outsider

from SPLEEN by melandrolia

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lyrics

I feel so strange today
Don't want to turn to look into the past again
Future's uncertain,
While my present is a blurry painting
Future's uncertain, a blurry painting!
I feel fractured inside:
Broken spirit.
Myself in a stranger's eye:
An outsider I was!

Unplaced object, rejected smile!

In the very end,
Pain isn't a problem…
It's been quite a while
Since loneliness is the mind for this heart!

Unplaced object, rejected smile!

Mind & heart have become one:
They know not how to work anymore,
As of the days passing by,
Isolating me from what I once was…

-I know you’re looking for me, but there’s no way you’re having me, you won’t have me, because now you are the one in my place and you are the bitch. My bitch! Bitch! You will never have as a slave. ‘Cause now there’s no one beside you! Bitch! Bitch!

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from SPLEEN, released May 1, 2011

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melandrolia Ciudad De México, Mexico

Mexican band with more than ten years in their career path, melandrolia is distinguished by their unique, honest and characteristic sound, which can be described as tough, acid and sudden as a feast in the face, and sweet or melancholic as the raindrops slipping on a window. They have opened the shows for bands of major importance in the national and international mainstream like The Gathering ... more

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