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It's Never Going To Be Ok

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The second single from the new album "Tomorrow Will Be Better?" out February 9th 2024 via Brutal Records

Vocalist Brendan Preston comments on the single: “This new single was deliberately written as the intro track to the album. Thematically this album picks up right from where the last album, “Misery Season” left off. In short, the track basically says, “You’ve survived Misery Season and all the hardships involved in that, now what? Where do we go from here and how do we survive the new obstacles that the world throws at you both internally and externally?”

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So What the fuck? So what the fuck? What the fuck?
So what the fuck? Broken down, can’t get up
So what the fuck? All the stress, nothing left
So what the fuck?

I can’t take this, anymore
Where do we, go from here?
Here I am, back again
In this place, where hope ends
I wake up, everyday
Survive the storm, live in pain
How can I, change this world
When I live, in this hell?
I’m so lost, I’m so numb
In this world, so fucked up

So What the fuck? So what the fuck? What the fuck?
So what the fuck? Broken down, can’t get up
So what the fuck? All the stress, nothing left
So what the fuck?

Thought I was, getting clear
Then I fall, back down here
Everyday, like a curse
Feel the strain, just gets worse
Verge of tears, everyday
All the pain, still remains
All these years, still drowning
All these fears, misery

So What the fuck? So what the fuck? What the fuck?
So what the fuck? Broken down, can’t get up
So what the fuck? All the stress, nothing left
So what the fuck?

I can’t take this, anymore
Where do we, go from here?

It’s never, going to, be ok, I need help
It’s never, going to, be ok, I’m in hell
It’s never, going to, go away, I hate this
It’s never, going to, be ok, set me free

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released November 9, 2023

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Industrial Groove-Metal from Perth, Western Australia

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