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feel a need not like any other
It comes from nothing but it feels like everything
Overwhelming state an idea that becomes a trap in which I'm bound and shackled by my will

I bow and regress to the less than nothing
Slave, slave, slave to the less than nothing
Submissiveness fills the emptiness

I bow and regress to the less than nothing
Slave, slave, slave to the less than nothing

Confined to fold and go down
Trapped within my own flaws

It takes me down sinking beyond any reach
Such a speck of such power the only thing that brings men down
Into their darkest place out of touch out of reach bottom feeders

Confined to fold and go down
Trapped within my own flaws

Slave to the obliteration

Put it all on the line for nothing

Submissiveness fills the emptiness

I bow and regress to the less than nothing
Slave, slave, slave to the less than nothing

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from Consuming the Delusional, released July 20, 2015
music and lyrics by Zack Smolenski

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God Dementia Chicago, Illinois

God Dementia was formed by Zack Smolenski after his exit from Dead For Days in 2009. Originally a studio project, it is now has been established as a full band since 2014. With the help of Rick Hernandez (Withering Soul, Reign Inferno, ex-Dead for Days), Cody Zupan (Ephinepic, Reign Inferno, ex-Dead For Days), James Genenz (Jungle Rot, Reign Inferno, Avernus, ex-Dead For Days) ... more

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