Credits
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Philip Beck
Songwriter
Marius Kowalewski
Songwriter
Paul Hoffmann
Songwriter
Dennis Jünemann
Songwriter
Marcel Scholz
Songwriter
Jakob Reinhold
Songwriter
Lyrics
Caught in the book of life and it's filled with lies
I can't let go of this memory
I cannot hide this shame inside
It's taking over everything
And while I count these pages of corrupted fantasy
Can't separate the truth from insanity
The world I knew is now deformed
Can't trust my feelings
I've lost them all (cancerous)
My heart inside
Now the cancer of my soul
Racing thoughts, never stop (reality slipping away)
They're torturing me to death (they cast their net I'm)
Caught in a dream of twisted reality (twist the knife in my heart)
That's destroying me
Now the imagination is real and even what I feel
Can't be described by anything
The only thing I see is hate and agony
In form of pictures of suffering
And when the world turns red inside
My hell is now the real life
From darkened corners they are crawling into my mind
Finding the clues I was too blind to see and could not find
A cacophony of voices and a sea of woe
Taken by the current pointless swimming against the flow
The world I knew is now deformed
Can't trust my feelings
I've lost them all (cancerous)
My heart inside
Now the cancer of my soul
Tortured voice, never stops (reality slipping away)
It's guiding me to death (in their net I'm)
Caught in a dream of twisted reality (twist the knife in my heart)
That's destroying me
Make the voices leave
End my misery
Every thought allow
End this pain somehow
Twisted mind, never shifts (reality slipping away)
It's forcing me to be (In their net I'm)
Trapped in my shell (twist the knife in my heart)
There is no reality
Left inside
Stand
Try to stand
I know it is hard
To go through this pain
Your freedom's so far
Becoming insane
Try to stand
It's calling to you
I beg you to stay
There'll be a time
You won't be living this way
This Way
I know it is hard
To go through this pain
Your freedom's so far
Becoming insane
Written by: Dennis Jünemann, Jakob Reinhold, Marcel Scholz, Marius Kowalewski, Paul Hoffmann, Philip Beck