Name: Samsara
Duration: P00H09M21S
Description: "Samsara" is the 8th track of the album.

Samsara

from Tragedy by Release The Blackness

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"Samsara" is the 8th track of the album.

lyrics

Why am I still here?
After these horrors I am still undone
How can this be real?
Am I supposed to swim or drown in this Ocean?
All of my efforts reflect the fate
Of those who simply cannot turn the page
All of my efforts choke in dismay
Dying bearers of countless drops of pain

The black flame of despair arises
Consuming everything in sight
This land of ashes thrives on suffering

The vultures know my name
They read it in my blood and memories
Vessels of damnation confine me once again
But they won’t bound me here
Trapped in this endless pain

Those days of grace died as quick as they came
They made me hope than left me broken
Awakened by the vision of my past glory
A new dawn betrays my dreams
I lost myself into that fallacious light
It nullified me, but yet I want it back

Grieve no more
For all the things you achieved are gone
Lost in the void
This never ending lust for solace
Will carve death on my bones

Rip my skin apart
Crush every piece you can find
Of this being I am, a farse till the end
Oh please, end my suffering
Break my skull in half
And fill it with the hope
That lost in this hell this life I still bear
Will be the last

The vultures know my name
They read it in my blood and memories
Vessels of damnation confine me once again
But they won’t bound me here
Trapped in this endless pain

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from Tragedy, released December 6, 2020
Recorded by Rocco Minichiello and Aldo Colleoni at Blackness Sound Studio in Grottaminarda, Italy, while mixing and mastering were handled by Seb Di Martino at SDM Recording Studio in Gragnano, Italy.

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Release The Blackness Avellino, Italy

Release The Blackness is an Italian Progressive Death Metal band, formed in 2015 in Avellino.

The band has published the EP 'Antares' in 2017 and its first full length 'Tragedy' in 2020, after signing with the UK based label 'Cult of Parthenope'.

The band has played with many international artists such as Harakiri For The Sky, Necrodeath, Genus Ordinis Dei and many more. ... more

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