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Mind decay

from Desolation by Carey

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After the glory comes the fall. The late seventies was only pain for us all. Losing jobs was not our call. But there was a price to pay even though we worked so hard. Nothing is the same, and the fiber is not to blame. Profits have been made. Now they're gone, leaving a ruined place. They lied to us, put dirt on the name and went back to United States. We are angry, we are exhausted, we are left for dead, filled with hatred. And now they ban the mineral in countless countries. Release the informations they were once hidding. Build cancerous lies that belong to the thirties. There was no peace of mind to find in these cold mines. Nothing is the same, and the fiber is not to blame. Profits have been made. Now they're gone, leaving a ruined place. All that's left are the ruins of an abondonned city. The desolate decaying of isolated worker's minds. Beyond these mill structures and tailings, there's something you can't see. Abandonned houses on both side of the road, rusted train tracks leading to the mines. All that's left are the ruins of an abondonned city. The desolate decaying of isolated worker's minds. Beyond these mill structures and tailings, there's something you are scared to see. Abandonned lives on both side of the road, rusted train tracks leading to the minds. Beyond these mill structures and tailings there once was life. Beyond these mill structures and tailings, there once was love. There once was hate, there once was love, there once was life, but there is nothing anymore.

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from Desolation, released March 22, 2013

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