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Wreck Ignition
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At times I wonder why a heart can break
The pressure feels like more than I can take
But no matter how intense the pain
You remain
My towers crumble but they stay contained
The cracks have turned to lines upon my face
But I draw solace as your voice refrains
That titanium is forged in flame
So Ignite this Wreck
Burn me down, burn me down ‘til there’s
Nothing Left
But the lingering scent of ashen memory
Light this Wreck
I’m not giving up; not giving in
Ignite this Wreck
Cause I won’t be free ‘til the flames consume me
My twisted metal is all bent and strained
It seems the damage is all I have gained
But through it all my strength has been sustained
As this titanium is forged in flame
Like a phoenix I will rise
From the ashes to the sky
The firelight that purifies
Will burn me into life
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Cross the Divide New Hampshire
Cross the Divide is a storm rock group based out of southern New Hampshire, and is one of New England's fastest growing and
most in-demand original bands. Cross the Divide has played alongside many national artists including Godsmack, Seether, Pop Evil, Starset, 10 Years, and many more.
The band's single "The Perfect Storm" can be heard and requested on FM radio across the USA as of October 2015.
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