In War
from Rasen by Orbit Culture
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lyrics
You take what you get, what you really don't need.
Next to a poor child whose feet won't stop bleed.
My faith in humanity fades day by day alongside his fate.
This poor childs dreams, now in oceans halls.
You let it slide and yet you try behind your screens.
Your screens.
You've failed. You devour our kin.
You've given them false hope now.
Be someone to no-one, the importance of living now.
In a far-away land, in my head and my dreams.
I've seen this horizon and it's validly changed.
Our faith in humanity fades and who the hell to blame?
Now sorrow speaks loud from oceans halls.
Your let it slide and yet you try behind it all.
Behind it all.
You've failed. You devour our kin.
You've given them false hope now.
Be someone to no-one, it's always the same.
In the storms, in the waves.
The clouds are in haste. Betrayal.
At the gates of our world.
The child do suffer. Denial.
We've been living too long to ignore.
We've been striving too long in denial.
We've been living our lives in our homes.
We've been crossing the oceans and never looked down before.
The source of our problems lies deep inside their heads.
High powers affect the change but not to be welcomed.
Their faith ignores the straight path of all science.
The bullets fly through the air without getting noticed.
They rape.
They kill.
To prove not to be cowards.
They'll burn.
They'll slith
Your throath in search of power.
Denial.
Betrayal.
Next to a poor child whose feet won't stop bleed.
My faith in humanity fades day by day alongside his fate.
This poor childs dreams, now in oceans halls.
You let it slide and yet you try behind your screens.
Your screens.
You've failed. You devour our kin.
You've given them false hope now.
Be someone to no-one, the importance of living now.
In a far-away land, in my head and my dreams.
I've seen this horizon and it's validly changed.
Our faith in humanity fades and who the hell to blame?
Now sorrow speaks loud from oceans halls.
Your let it slide and yet you try behind it all.
Behind it all.
You've failed. You devour our kin.
You've given them false hope now.
Be someone to no-one, it's always the same.
In the storms, in the waves.
The clouds are in haste. Betrayal.
At the gates of our world.
The child do suffer. Denial.
We've been living too long to ignore.
We've been striving too long in denial.
We've been living our lives in our homes.
We've been crossing the oceans and never looked down before.
The source of our problems lies deep inside their heads.
High powers affect the change but not to be welcomed.
Their faith ignores the straight path of all science.
The bullets fly through the air without getting noticed.
They rape.
They kill.
To prove not to be cowards.
They'll burn.
They'll slith
Your throath in search of power.
Denial.
Betrayal.
credits
from Rasen,
released March 11, 2016
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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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