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Never Apologize, Never Explain

from The Orange Orangutan's Revenge by a truth called nothing

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As you can see the light of a star
Dead since millions of years
You hauled out the money for her death
Can you keep it together after realizing?
As your interest grew
The ink of her doom was drying

You were a black hole to begin with
A hole of nothing - A hole of shit
On a broken boulevard - The dreams end
I will -
Never apologize, never explain.

When you see that star
A decade to remember, a decade to forget
The star that you wish for
Is the same dream you'll regret

You were a black hole to begin with
A hole of nothing - A hole of shit
On a broken boulevard - The dreams end
I will -
Never apologize, never explain.

Whatever you did or didn't do
It never endured the weight of the halo
The halo you will never get to preserve
When the light of your dream is severed

You were a black hole to begin with
A hole of nothing - A hole of shit
On a broken boulevard - The dreams end
I will -
Never apologize, never explain.

You were a black hole to begin with
A whole lotta nothing - A sack of shit
On a broken boulevard - The dreams end
I will -
Never apologize, never explain.

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from The Orange Orangutan's Revenge, released July 21, 2016

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a truth called nothing Stockholm, Sweden

The European atheist art-rock band, a truth called nothing, is made up of contrasts: they combine hi-i with lo-fi, death with joy. They have been active since the new millenium began, collaborating heavily with the european movement to legalize assisted suicide, as well as emerging at the forefront of the online phenomenon "Borgarkrossarna" ("The Bourgeois Breakers"). ... more

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