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Slow inside the eye
I try to see what it sees...
I see it

And (all) i see is lies

Say now the mighty words
Rule there the manly worlds
Fight with your enemies
Fight with your enemies!

This world is closing in
And we are loosing it
We're loosing it

Such a void
That i feel myself blind
I hope to see the scene
But eyes bleed within
Yet i run in search of
this one
My sins (though)tried
It can't clean the scene

My sin
This scene
My sin

Such a void
That i feel myself blind
I hope to see the scene
But eyes bleed within

This world is closing in
And we are loosing it

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from ESCHATOLOGICAL​(​January 2012), released January 29, 2012
Bass on this track by Benjamin Harvey (axelharveymetal.com)
Electronic samples on this track by Bishal Rai (bishalpumarai.blogspot.com)

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BURN the Water Siliguri, India

Formed in early 2011 as a solo Metal project by Debojyoti under the moniker of BURN the Water, it started out with creating experimental tunes influenced by musical genius Devin Townsend and the like.

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