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Obstacles

from Obstacles by October Crisis

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lyrics

Aspire to create new goals and acheive new heights,
the enemy is everywhere to stop what you do and know is right.
Look at this situation its a hidden trap.
dont play with fire you'll get burned.

You found your posion,
dont try to deny.
This dependency is destroying you
dont try to hide

Day in day out
its a constant need .
The more you feed it the more it needs

CHORUS
And within your own destruction
you realize, its your choice to change this.
Its a war inside

Dont try to fool yourself,
cant you see.
When the dust settles,
who will you be now?

Upon the ashes you stand upon with your bare feet,
you rebuild what was gone but this time the ends will meet.
Escape its all apart of the plan.
One less option will put you ahead

Dont just sit there,
get up and fight.
When you're your own enemy
you do whats right.

CHORUS

Everyone could see your struggle,
you need all the help you can get.

With your discresion what is my right?
To stop your condemnation and save your life!
Theres somthing wrong when youre not in control,
damning yourself is not what you deserve.

We will see who is truely correct.
Theres no written right or wrong ,
but theres a commitment to keep

Set your goals

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from Obstacles, released August 26, 2012
SA Productions/KMS

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