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You do what you want to do
I can’t take control of you
Fill your veins with rotten wine
Could not rescue you in time

Bridge:
I can’t tell you without lying
Everything will be ok.
I can’t say it without crying
Everything will be ok.

Chorus:
I could not stop
The madness, heal your sadness
Quit defending, stop descending
I could not stop
The madness, stop the sadness
Why was my love not enough?

You did what you wanted to
I was always there for you
Poison took you in your prime
Could not cleanse yourself in time

Bridge:
I can’t tell you without lying
Everything will be ok
Couldn’t stop the body dying
Live without you everyday

Chorus:
I could not stop
The madness, heal your sadness
Quit defending, stop descending
I could not stop
The madness, stop the sadness
Why was my love not enough?

Break

Chorus:
I could not stop
The madness, heal your sadness
Quit defending, stop descending
I could not stop
The madness, stop the sadness
Why was my love not enough?

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from Dark Matter (Download), released September 1, 2012

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More Machine Than Man Seattle, Washington

In 2000, More Machine Than Man exploded out of the clubs in Boston and New York, fueled by dynamic, guitar driven industrial- dance that is defined by undeniable hooks and pop sensibility. MMTM was formed in 1998 by two musicians under the pseudonyms, Tasha Katrine and Rob Zilla. The pair built a computer-based recording studio and began writing and recording original Goth-Industrial material. ... more

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