Riverside
by DIRTYCREED
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Riverside
05:33
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The feeling is so strong
It reminds me who i am
Choked
Suffocated
My sight seems to get lost
Confused by the mistery
Hear the words falling
In white light
Your day is done
Emptiness in the cracks
Take it in
Breathe it out
It's not the right time
Maybe
Cross the river
I'll arrive
This conclusion
Symmetric
Time
Sleep like the dead
Is a better way to forget
Hear the sound drifting
The thin voice
Trembling
Coming from the other side
The hollow vow
A story untold
Open the curtains
Unfold your whole life
Take it in
Breathe it out
It's not the right time
Maybe
Cross the river
I'll arrive
This conclusion
It's not the right time(Will you be there)
Maybe
Cross the river
I'll arrive (When I try)
This conclusion
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Quantum
04:00
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It never flows
So find an escape
The suicides parade again
As the city moves
Through salt and words
Heaven and grey mixed as they spun
Then set alight the weather from a spark
Attracted by the radiation
The night swinger
Outer Heaven
Walk through this abstraction
The dusty universe
A rudy crowd
Wrenched the midnight
All stood in silence
The lowering clouds
Carrying a heavy transparent light
Liquid
Drains my curves
From the divorcing sky
Attracted by the radiation
The night swinger
Outer Heaven
Walk through this abstraction
The dusty universe
Undefinition
I failed you
Indecision
I failed you
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about
New 7"ep by DirtyCreed, one-man dark folk project from China.
credits
released March 20, 2017
license
all rights reserved
tags
about
Pest Productions China
Black Metal, Dark Folk label.
discography
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Dec 2037 -
Sep 2023 -
Sep 2023 -
Sep 2023
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