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On The Sea Of Grief

from The Wake of Ares by Infected Chaos

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On the Sea of Grief

Starving and dying with thirst
We're floating on the wide open sea
Of overbearing mischief
Seeking shelter

But finally a small breeze is springin´ up
And feeding us hope
Constantly growing, evoking wind
Wind that's caressing our red skin

Breathing slight hope

For weeks time and tide stood still
Only the sweltering sun
Touched this forsaken floating coffin
Oh cursed sun!

As strength grows low this wind
Offers relief to us
We think
We thought
And dreamt ourselves home

Even this wind won't bulge our sails
Though they are not torn and raised...
These sails are cut from traitor's cloth
Don't even cast a shadow on our limbs

So we try to row ourselves home
To reach secure and solid soil
Until we realize we move in circles
Too late we see
Our helmsman is called betrayal itself
His rudder is named suppression
He's offering us life if we bow our knees
If we decide to be slaves

But we'd rather walk the plank and drown
In our liquid grave
for we cannot be more forsaken...

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from The Wake of Ares, released March 27, 2015

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Infected Chaos Tyrol, Austria

Christian - Vocals
Martin - Guitar
Matt - Guitar
Tschuni - Bass
Matze - Drums

INFECTED CHAOS is a Death Metal Band from Autria/South-Germany who presented their debut Album "The Wake of Ares" in March 2015. For old school Fans but also for modern melodic supporter a pleasure. DEATH METAL WARFARE \m/
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