Ruins of Glorious Times
from Deadborn Dreams by Dreamgrave
lyrics
From forgotten lands
I hear the voice of their chants
It’s not other’s sense
It’s everyone’s absence
Plead forgiveness father
I could not stand the fight
To defend firmly those dying ways
From much of their immortality gains
As I’m marching through ruins of glorious times
The velvet shroud of darkness falls down
And the land below it becomes
A bottomless moat of blackness
All my dreams dissolved by now
Life left bleeding in my soiled hands
Solitude, pain…
The last things left for me
As I lay into the dead leaves
I cry at all remains
While spirits gather around
And pull me underground
I hear the voice of their chants
It’s not other’s sense
It’s everyone’s absence
Plead forgiveness father
I could not stand the fight
To defend firmly those dying ways
From much of their immortality gains
As I’m marching through ruins of glorious times
The velvet shroud of darkness falls down
And the land below it becomes
A bottomless moat of blackness
All my dreams dissolved by now
Life left bleeding in my soiled hands
Solitude, pain…
The last things left for me
As I lay into the dead leaves
I cry at all remains
While spirits gather around
And pull me underground
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from Deadborn Dreams,
released July 15, 2009
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Dreamgrave Szeged, Hungary
Exploring the realm of our dreams in some ethereal balance, unrestrained by definable sound, but in a daunting storm of emotions.
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Jul 2009
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