1. |
An Ocean of Consequences
06:15
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Sky-bound…Flies a dove
Land is...Near, my love
We sailed …Salt and sulphur
Our Hearts…Lost in rapture
Sun burned faces…Hungry eyes
Cheering blazes…To the sky
Water proofed…Still getting wet
Wall of Water…Rips the sky
All the brave hearts…Soon will die
Drowning…like a stone
Pressure…cracks the bone
Ocean…had his dinner
Guano…and a sinner
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2. |
Elysian Devourment
05:32
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Do you feel them coming?
The drumbeat of the dead?
The lurkers of oblivion?
The smiles that you regret?
The fungal infestation?
The foul, embalming pus?
The horrid, grim corrosion,
Of bile, malignant ooze?
But on a mountain you are...so far away…
And on this mountain so far…you’ve learned to pray
The bruises of the listener
They gather and oppose
Towards the molten bore they spread
Into the overdose
A psychopathic lunchbox
Pandora’s little bitch
The precipitate consumption
Brought me a barber’s itch
And on this mountain so far…you’ve learned to pray
And all the nightmares I ever had
Screaming…raging…disturbing and mad
When the sky and the oceans collide
I’ll find reason and honestly smile
Far too long I have feasted on fear
I insist on this sickness my dear!
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3. |
Fallout
07:50
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The sky turned black
My initial intention was to smile
Time has stopped
A foreboding of the carnage to come
And when we obtain the darkness
A ship with broken rudder
And no one at the helm
Our pride will sink conceited
Fallout will be completed
And a pitch black shadow will wrap up the earth
Gaia is broken
She died in our protecting arms
Antibiotics
Were not enough to save her live
Light and glance implode and ascend
Sparkles dance and extol our end
Rain will wash the fallout into the ground
Where the screams of failure resound
Rain falls down on earth
Rain falls down on earth
Rain falls down on earth
Rain falls down on earth
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