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No Fear

by Hold Your Breath

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Hold your breath and try not to scream.
You'll try to pinch yourself to wake up but this isn't a dream.
How can this be happening?
You try to give yourself a reason so it's not what it seems.
Burn down everything in front of you.
You'll have to make it out with your life to end up where you wanted to.
Don't let what happened dictate how you manage to play out the rest of your life.
I will never understand.
How can you let yourself fall victim to the lies and the way of the world?
Don't let your legacy just end up with a blank page or live with your guilt.
So take it back.

Count down the days till I see your face.
Just know I wouldn't change this.
You came back, I was always here.
Now we're together, we have no fear.

Conviction.
I'll never run away.
I know I've done it before but this time, I will stay.
Conviction.
I will never be afraid of what I once was.
I will never be ashamed of who I am.

Count down the days till I see your face.
Just know I wouldn't change this.
You came back, I was always here.
Now we're together, we have no fear.

Count down the days till I see your face.
Just know I wouldn't change this.
You came back, I was always here.
Now we're together, we have no fear.

We have no fear.

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released August 6, 2015
Audio Producer: Jake Bryant
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Artwork Designer: Ian Baldwin
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Hold Your Breath Dayton, Ohio

Hold Your Breath is a metalcore band from Dayton, Ohio.

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