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The Observer

from Omni​-​Native by Advenus

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lyrics

When I focus beyond the tidings
Of this day that I have lived so many times
My hands start to tremble
When I realize how the journey has shaped me
And I witness my body separating

Mirrors reflect back more than just myself
I see the fault lines of laughter from dead days
A physical form of spiritual pain

There is no control, there is only acceptance
Of how the world has changed you

Embrace the tragedy you've been blessed with

When everything that you love is gone
There is only one life left standing
And you must learn to love
Some how, some way

My passions
And cravings,
Frustrations destroy my mind-
My body grows swollen and sore
I grip harder onto the burning ashes
Slipping through my hands
My palms are bleeding
I need to breathe
I need to release

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from Omni​-​Native, released September 8, 2016

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Advenus Coventry, Rhode Island

Advenus plays a signature style of post-metal colored with vast influences new and old. They aim to make a new movement within the post-metal genre; one that incorporates the progressive metal sounds of the early 2000s without failing to include more underground sub-genre textures from the spheres of black and death metal. ... more

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