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A conversation that ends all questions
A species at the end of its life
Earth links fading
Radio waves
Carry voices from future graves
Behavior
Tomorrow's dreams have taken their own life
Patterns match our buried songs, uncovered wrongs
Like demons sleeping
Premonition in the eyes of children
Premonition in your lover's voice
And trembling breath
The slow rhythm of our...
Behavior
Tomorrow's dreams have taken their own life
Patterns match our buried songs, uncovered wrongs
Like demons sleeping
Demons waking
Behavior
Tomorrow's dreams have taken their own life
Patterns match our buried songs, uncovered wrongs
Like demons sleeping
Rhythm Zero
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Tide Pools
02:31
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Video image on the TV screen
Heroes and villains out of history
I know it’s just my reflection
Staring out from broken glass
Searching the tide pools for a shred of life
Searching for darkness in the blinding light
Nothing moves in the empty pools
The broken land
[Chorus]
The ocean is screaming
To see our hearts are still beating
The tides of life
The tides of life that ebb and flow inside our hearts
Radio signals on the endless sky
Travel like phantoms from another time
Below a single dead eye
Blindly watching our lives
Searching the tide pools for a shred of life
Searching for darkness in the blinding light
Nothing moves in the empty pools
The broken land, the veins of your grey hands
Skeletons in the woods
Life beneath a dust
Cold equations form frozen minds
Natural disaster from an ancient crime
Bloodless arms of angels
Reach for us as we drown
[Chorus]
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Rust Empire Syracuse, New York
Official EP, "The Depths" is out now! It includes 5 songs + 3 demo tracks through Vegan Records in Argentina, Entes Anomicos in Germany and through Retribution Network in Japan.
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