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What is this place, that makes me sick with rage
An unfamiliar place, that I, I return to
I question all that’s here, I sense all that’s near
I sink right down, I sink so far down
Into all of my thoughts, into all of my fears
Beneath all of my rage, is where I seem, I seem to stay

How can I be so certain, when it starts to grip my fear
My thoughts of rest are broken, all that’s dead I held so dear
And now time for reason, has done all but gone
What is left for me, what have I done so wrong

And all of my doubts
And all of my fear
And all of my rage
I can’t focus on it
Yet it seems so clear

Who has taken my time, the moments I spend receiving
Now all of my time, is just space
And I sink right down, I sink so far down
Into all of my corners, now it’s just me

Now it’s just me
And all of my doubts
And all of my fear

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from The Battle For Last Place, released April 1, 2007

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Slave Unit Portland, Oregon

Technology with an aggressive musicianship describes the formula of the Oakland, CA based band Slave Unit. Influenced by hardcore punk, industrial and hip hop music, Slave Unit's sound strikes you with powerful rhythms weighted with bass-heavy beats, original samples, and crunching guitars. The lyrics are often based on observations and reflections of human behavior and error. ... more

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