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How Much Longer

from False Pretenses by Aittala

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Every time I think I have my demons exorcised
You come back to haunt me, leave my soul terrorized
Why can’t you just leave me alone once and for all?
You know I’m not that strong, I come crawling when you call

Must you constantly remind me that it’s all my fault
You keep the wounds open by rubbing in the stinging salt
I’m down on my knees won’t you let this broken man repent
But you find your pleasure in your sadistic torment

How much longer will I have to be your scapegoat?
How much longer will you keep your hands wrapped around my throat?
How much longer will you keep me entangled?
How much longer will you keep my life strangled?

Every time I think I have my demons exorcised
You come back to haunt me, leave my soul terrorized
I can’t escape this agony as long as I live
How much more do you expect this man to give?

How much longer will I have to be your scapegoat?
How much longer will you keep your hands wrapped around my throat?
How much longer will you keep me entangled?
How much longer will you keep my life strangled?

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from False Pretenses, released September 6, 2019
Recorded at Incognito Studios, Raleigh NC and Bunker Sound Productions, Chapel Hill NC
Co-Produced by Eric W Aittala and John E Wooten IV
Mixed by John E Wooten IV
Mastered by Steven Raets of Bunker Sound Productions
All Lyrics and Music by Eric W Aittala

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Aittala is an original metal band that infuses elements of classic heavy metal, doom, progressive, power, thrash and hard rock into their music and are from Raleigh, NC USA

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