Luyện nghe bài hát Trauma And Catharsis

Leading quiet of desperation, we maniacally cling to the unreal.
Life pursues its stranglehold, us, its pain revealed.
We, as a race, are and weak, crises leave us paralyzed.
We strain to with what's thrown at us, we're therefore traumatized.

Really, I for no one but me,
And I am my grasp.
On which I must call "myself",
burden might be my last.
Stranded and sinking remorse,
The recesses of my mind.
The cavernous of pain and fear,
Is far behind?

I have dealt eternally anguish,
I learned to live with my distress.
From all this trauma profound catharsis,
And a way to with my life's bitterness.

Loneliness draped around my neck, in its seduction.
I a light will come from this, my frightened introspection.
A of misery and its brethen, has depleted my reserves.
And this has brought me the true conclusion, *nothing* is I deserve.

My involvement in sordid acts,
Has me scarred for life.
The road I taken, self-doubt intact,
is my wife.
Am I a to the powers that be?
Have I any inner
Fleeting of humanity,
I at length.

I have dealt eternally anguish,
I learned to live with my distress.
all this trauma comes profound catharsis,
And a way to with my life's bitterness.

As an outcast, become inner-dependent, trapped in a world of lies.
But now I must question my own self-worth, that me demoralized.

Possessing fate of demons,
Surrounds my soul in these of pain.
Voices all of my thoughts,
capacities retained.

I'm not the one in this world,
suffered through emotional discord.
and penetrating,
Is it me I've spent all my life

Thinking distorted clouded,
By my asceticsm.
In I've been enshrouded,
baptism.

I have dealt eternally anguish,
I have learned to with my distress.
all this trauma comes profound catharsis,
And a way to with my life's bitterness.

I've a multitude of, but sad to say,
Not all my and fears.
But I look with trepidation,
And step with caution my remaining years.
I am sure that in these words,
There's not much that things will ever change.
my time for suffering's past,
And I can hope for brighter days.

I have eternally with anguish,
I have learned to live with distress.
From all this came profound catharsis,
And a way to cope my life's bitterness.