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His Brittle Faith

from Wouldworks by Rebuke

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his brittle faith instilling hope in his broken bones
his sentient mind and candid soul; the lesions he has shown

his hand is reached out, catching snow just to feel the cold
his land was emptied by design just to feel alone

he won't take her hand
he knows he can't
he won't let himself be wanted or be in demand

he has shed his skin
he dies within
he won't let himself be vulnerable or broken

he's his own
he's alone

his jagged trust conducts his way through passages of chance
his self-reliant masquerade; his consort in the dance

his eyes are focused on his feet, on the solid ground
his ties are bondages of air, spun of silent sound

he has let it go
he's in control
he has vowed to himself he will keep that heart of stone

he is leaving them
he's forsaken
he gave in to forces that he knew they would condemn

he's his own
but not alone

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from Wouldworks, released April 5, 2010

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Rebuke Sweden

Hailing form Gothenburg, Sweden, Rebuke have been playing together since 2003, building up a strong European following thanks to their unshakeable work ethic; self-releasing their songs and touring non-stop. Singing about a mix of political or personal issues, Rebuke keep their lyrical subject matter smart enough to get you thinking, and catchy enough to sing along to! ... more

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