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Denial

from True Justice EP by HUMAN TOUCH

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And so once again the hangmen saved their necks and burned the gallows down they built with
selfish hands. And I remember now. And I can hear the sound. I know these blue lights are bright, but they will make you blind. Make sure you beat with conviction for I will fucking fight back. Yeah we are not talking about ambitions here and I don't care - They scream for shelter but you give them fear. Please don’t tell me your truth – these streets need judges but the only one to judge is you. Retribution is what comes back around – Let me hear your explanation now – Retribution is what comes back around – Deaf ears and blind eyes won’t obey your vow. Make sure you beat with conviction for I will fucking fight back. Yeah we are not talking about ambitions here and I don't care - they scream for shelter but you give them fear. Please don’t tell me your truth – these streets need judges but the only one to judge is you. Denial caused it all. True Justice.

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from True Justice EP, released May 7, 2014
Recording Info:
Produced, recorded and mixed by Aljoscha Sieg at the Pitchback Studios in Cologne (Germany).

Mastering by Brian Hood at 456 Recordings in Nashville, TN.

Guitar Reamping by Greg Tomao at Tomato Farm Studio Long Beach, NY.

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HUMAN TOUCH Mannheim, Germany

Denial has come to an end. Human Touch are the inalienable call for true justice strengthening the dissembled truth, voicing the unheard protest and restoring many as one. Strength lies in numbers. Capability lies in individuality.

We are the power.
We will prevail. ... more

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