"Suffer" genre: Alternative Metal
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	a groove oriented melodic metal piece with varied dynamics
	CD: untitled   Label: Toetag Records Credits: Music: de Lisle/Mattos, Lyrics: Mattos, Production: Rick Krenmayer, Kevin Mattos, Marc de Lisle
	Story Behind the Song The song was written by Marc and Kevin as the first Deadbolt song. It was produced and recorded originally by Rick Krenmayer in his basement in Dartmouth, MA, with the guitar tracks overdubbed by Kevin and Marc at the University of Rhode Island. The song itself is about being really close with someone and then suffering because you've lost the trust you once had for this person. I wrote this song after I lost the trust I once had in a close friend of mine. Yet, for some reason, I feel partially like it's my fault. The person the song is about doesn't even know the song is about him/her. Lyrics Like a stone, I feel no pain I tell myself over again when I force myself to stare into your apathetic eyes and in those eyes, a stare of hate I wish I knew why, its too late 'cause now I see myself, I'm fading into blackness of your mind. and my thoughts, they fade away... close your eyes, i'll fade away... (Get up) chorus: If I feel alive, you bring me down i'm way too high, i come crashing down if I've strung myself, my one way out, you cut my line... And as these words they slice my veins, the bleeding ceases to amaze 'cause all my life's insides been tainted black with sorrow, still remains And all your lies are cloaked in truth the trust I had, I've lost for you and so I crumble in this body where my soul can't be contained ...and the trust it fades away... ...as I bleed it fades away... chorus

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