Behold
from Nija by Orbit Culture
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lyrics
In the essence of the fire
I'm realizing that this is life now
I've tried so hard to keep this
Of feeling sane, mind and body
I tried so hard to keep the demons
The fallen society
The downfall of you and me
In the white halls, we are searching
I am what I am
Behold my future
I've tried to wake up
And still we're sleeping now
I am what I am
Behold my future
I've tried to wake up
But life ain't easy
In the presence of the higher
The mesmerizing colors
I've tried so hard to find the healing
Being sane, tired body
I tried so hard to keep the demons in me
Are you me?
I am what I am
Behold my future
I've tried to wake up
And still we're sleeping now
I am what I am
Behold my future
I've tried to wake up
But life ain't easy
The things aren't what they used to be
Are all the things the same?
Are we in this dream or day?
Am I just supposed to be me?
Go!
Silence
No asking questions
No more journeys
The pills are for sleeping
This is what you'll need
You're dreaming
Not knowing where you're at
Where you'll be
In ten, twenty, fifty years
The white robe ideal
Go!
Death is certain
Nothing else more can be
No light in the tunnels of this force spinning wheel
Fake it, make it, drown yourself to be free
The white robe ideal
The only thing you'll need
Death is certain
Nothing else more can be
No light in the tunnels of this force spinning wheel
The white robe ideal
The white robe ideal
I'm realizing that this is life now
I've tried so hard to keep this
Of feeling sane, mind and body
I tried so hard to keep the demons
The fallen society
The downfall of you and me
In the white halls, we are searching
I am what I am
Behold my future
I've tried to wake up
And still we're sleeping now
I am what I am
Behold my future
I've tried to wake up
But life ain't easy
In the presence of the higher
The mesmerizing colors
I've tried so hard to find the healing
Being sane, tired body
I tried so hard to keep the demons in me
Are you me?
I am what I am
Behold my future
I've tried to wake up
And still we're sleeping now
I am what I am
Behold my future
I've tried to wake up
But life ain't easy
The things aren't what they used to be
Are all the things the same?
Are we in this dream or day?
Am I just supposed to be me?
Go!
Silence
No asking questions
No more journeys
The pills are for sleeping
This is what you'll need
You're dreaming
Not knowing where you're at
Where you'll be
In ten, twenty, fifty years
The white robe ideal
Go!
Death is certain
Nothing else more can be
No light in the tunnels of this force spinning wheel
Fake it, make it, drown yourself to be free
The white robe ideal
The only thing you'll need
Death is certain
Nothing else more can be
No light in the tunnels of this force spinning wheel
The white robe ideal
The white robe ideal
credits
from Nija,
released August 7, 2020
license
all rights reserved
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Orbit Culture Eksjö, Sweden
This is Orbit Culture. A four-piece metal band from Sweden.
discography
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Dec 2023 -
Aug 2023 -
Aug 2022 -
Sep 2021
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