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It is beneath these pillars, these monuments, that this city lies in wait.
It is upon a sky bathed in crimson, that widened eyes fixate.

Magma caressing, magma embracing:
These buildings fall into flame.
From Enyo, a gentle kiss, wrapped in a blanket woven with fear.
Malaise, savior from complacency, a shrine for you created;
built from teeth, from blood, from soil and disdain.
Remorse, in untimely arrival, a deluge for you unleashed;
composed of tears, of waste, and panic.

Beneath, in deceit, in sleep: Agharta.
In merging light, in merging shadow; below the mountain.

Terror evolving, giving birth to regret; please echo amongst smoke.
Behind follows assent, compliance to stolen sight.
While the placid lay in the path of devastation,
A glaze comes over the eyes of the fearful.

Masks of Socius discarded,
to mimic tongues of deceit;
with chaos came the shape to imbibe an abandoned sky.

It is beneath these pillars, these monuments, that this city lies in waste.
It is upon a sky bathed in crimson, that widened eyes dilate.

Magma caresses, magma embraces: These buildings fallen to flame.

(Written & Performed by Jason Schiff)
(Backup Vocals by Andrew Waner)

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from The Arrival, released January 7, 2014
Adrian Santoro
Andrew Waner
Vito Centano
Jason Schiff
Arturo Navarro

Recording & Production - CJ Romano
Vocal Recording - Terry "Trademark" Martin / Tru Music Studios
Mastering - Ryan Mack

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5 piece DIY Deathcore band from the Southside of Chicago

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