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Gate To Tomorrow

from Sector Seven Slums - Alpha Stage by DP Project

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You can't handle everything on your own. We want you to talk to us a little more. That's all. I know it's not easy but I wish you would trust us and rely on us a little more."
Am I that untrusting...? Maybe I'm this way because I'm scared. Nothing lasts in this world. It feels great to have friends who believe in you, and adults you can rely on



The gate to tomorrow is not the light of heaven, but the darkness of the earth...
Farewell. If we both survive...
The gate to tomorrow is not the light of heaven, but the darkness of the earth...
Farewell.If we can save our lives...


I was frozen in time, but now I feel as if my time is just beginning...
I didn't want to do this... using dirty tricks and taking hostages... But this is how it is... no compromises. So why don't we continue on as we did before?

Will they talk about me this way if I die, too? I was this and that. Using past tense, saying whatever they want? So this is what death is all about... ...Not for me. I won't have it!!!

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from Sector Seven Slums - Alpha Stage, released August 3, 2008

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indie project by D. Patterson since 2003.
also release music as exnfox! and breakshitlive!

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