Culmination: Dark Energy

from Between Still Dimensions by Death And The Lament

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lyrics

Death is now the new immortality and at last for the suffering
I cannot refute the prophecy and forlorn, the decadent knowledge
Such as life the true formation was equated not by hands
But the entrails of the universe transcend this intangible disease

Contrived, in shallow waters I will not confide
The lies of visual creation, I am conforming to dark energy
I piece together into air, I am mutating as a petrify,
So uncommunicative I surmise
Without the valor I will vanish by the ultimate elements serene

Losing composure, my functions chromatic
Prolific, like nerve endings here we will flourish
Don't be discouraged by the abundance of man
In mortal attendance we glide by like pockets of rain

Desperation phase as the mass seduction plays
The absence of floral condition has left me preserved

The morning senses inter-playing have delayed their questioning
The answers spry like autumn are pleading me into the void
The echo of the growing noise turning into grain

And spanned the journey, the substitution far expelled
The absolute finale of the odyssey
And the reminder, clustering the sullen matter
The empty trail of ultimate relisation

Contrived, in shallow waters I will not confide
The lies of visual creation, I am conforming to dark energy
I piece together into air, I am mutating as a petrify,
So uncommunicative I surmise
Without the valor I will vanish by the ultimate elements serene

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from Between Still Dimensions, released February 14, 2014

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Death And The Lament Los Angeles, California

Death And The Lament is an experimental death/black metal band started early 2004 in Philadelphia. The band is currently based out of Los Angeles. Their influences come anywhere from melodic bands as well as brutal and technical genres. You can even find a hint of funeral doom in there. ... more