To disappear, to get lost forever in infinity.
To disappear far away,
Just far away...
To depart nowhere else but into nothingness.
A long journey without end,
Oh... without end...
Screams resound from space, breaking silence.
Ashamed screams, waiting to be cleanse.
Their sorry state calls are cynic orders
Twisting the soul until it shatters.
I wish to slip into silence,
With muted voices - In calm sepulchers.
Hopeless, I now stand where idle souls gather,
At the banquet of the lost - where deep filthy pain linger.
Cries sank into oblivion, tuning with thunder....
And from my death to rise from the under.
Screams resound from space, breaking silence.
Ashamed screams, waiting to be cleanse.
Their sorry state calls are cynic orders
Twisting the soul until it shatters
I now slip into silence,
With muted voices - In calm sepulchers.
And from my death to rise from the under...
lyrics
In Calm Sepulchers
To disappear, to get lost forever in infinity.
To disappear far away,
Just far away...
To depart nowhere else but into nothingness.
A long journey without end,
Oh... without end...
Screams resound from space, breaking silence.
Ashamed screams, waiting to be cleanse.
Their sorry state calls are cynic orders
Twisting the soul until it shatters.
I wish to slip into silence,
With muted voices - In calm sepulchers.
Hopeless, I now stand where idle souls gather,
At the banquet of the lost - where deep filthy pain linger.
Cries sank into oblivion, tuning with thunder....
And from my death to rise from the under.
Screams resound from space, breaking silence.
Ashamed screams, waiting to be cleanse.
Their sorry state calls are cynic orders
Twisting the soul until it shatters
I now slip into silence,
With muted voices - In calm sepulchers.
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The album as a whole is great, but the title track is phenomenal--one of the best melodic metal songs I've ever heard. 和美's ethereal voice is the perfect complement to vvildr's growling vocals and masterful instrumentation. More, please! Malcolm McCrimmon