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Barriers

by Caustic Waves

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lyrics

Disconnect the mother from the child
Cauterise the bleeding in her heart
Realise that she will lose control over him
Cause he's taken away by the one who'll tear them apart

Break down all these barriers
And turn them into bridges back to where we began
You can break them all
Reconnect the chains
Before it's too late

Distort the lenses in his eyes
Twisting all that he sees and believes is reality
The ring fences insulate and contaminate his mind
Why can't he see that you're pulling the strings?
Controlling everything

Break down all these barriers
And turn them into bridges back to where we began
You can break them all
Reconnect the chains
Before it's too late
Too late

Inside her you will find
A heart of pyrite and not of gold
Please try and sympathise
With everyone you've left out in the cold

I hope you escape the illusion and
Wake up in time

Break down all these barriers
And turn them into bridges back to where we began
You can break them all
Reconnect the chains
Before it's too late
Too late

They're reaching out
They only want the best for you
They're reaching out
Don't push them away
Put an end to all this pain

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released October 7, 2022
Written, produced and mixed by Neil Thomas
Mastered by Andrea Gobbi at Carrier Waves Mastering

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Caustic Waves Glasgow, UK

Melodic 90s/00s-ish heavy alt-rock from Glasgow, Scotland.

FFO: Incubus, Far, Deftones, Helmet, Biffy Clyro, Soul Blind, Taproot.

New EP 'FULL CIRCLE' - OUT NOW

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