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Lullaby Part 1: Omen
08:16
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Raised from the ashes
Born to the dust
Accept my damnation
Thanks to
The lullaby of doom
It's about traps
It's about mazes
It's about being stuck
Like having no will
Feels like you can't bloom
Like it's always winter
Sterile and cold
Like a seed in dead soil
Nothing ever moves
Bound in a knot of thorns
Poisoned and stiff
Freezed in the stare of the snake
Raised from the ashes
Born to the fucking dust
Accept my damnation
Uncomfortable in my own place
Screaming nonsense of people whom
I will never never care
Again possessed
Useless fucked up reality
Who is the bigger?
Come back to this retrocession
The total nothingness
Deaf notes bring me the only escape
Accept my salvation
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Raised from the ashes
Born into the dust
Accept my damnation
Thanks to
The Lullaby of doom
What got me here?
Was it my choice?
All around burns
As more as I feel cold
I bring no joy
And I feel no pain
Sick of being numb
I want to sleep
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Ode to the Witches
08:10
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Again witches, show me how I can be
Preparing their night
Flying with their wings...
Never submit to any power
Shearing my knowledge
As a point of commitment to learn
With them ready to fly
To their point of no return
Fly with their wings
Fly with their wings
Fly with their wings
Fly with their wings
Chosen flame
RIngs of future
Keep dreaming and flying
In a daylight destruction
Fly with their wings
Fly with their wings
Fly with their wings
Fly with their wings
Again you can fly
Again can feel
The ancient force
the broom can reveal
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The Big Gloom Marche, Italy
Born from heatwaves and frustration, making life miserable since 2022.
fatoavverso@gmail.com
The Big Gloom recommends:
Very heavy and thought provoking record from an amazing band.
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