Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Unlocking, artist - Dodheimsgard. Album song A Umbra Omega, in the genre
Date of issue: 15.03.2015
Record label: Peaceville
Song language: English
The Unlocking |
Weapons of mass-hypnosis |
Alert resistant failure |
Proudly gifted with skills |
Of indoctrination |
Close your eyes and follow me |
And I will show you |
Where to search and how to die |
Hiding in glamorous smite |
Provided at ground zero |
A frozen echo unborn |
Between worlds so deep they |
Cannot be reached |
In ancient urge, pretend or fly |
Still your smile remains a fraud |
I hail those whose pulse beats free |
When strong in strangulation |
Too far a journey |
To hold the mask in three |
Sessions for credible superior scorn |
Your mind astray see only hope |
In what to taste and touch |
Come and take your place beside me |
And clarity of vision will emerge |
With weapons of mass-crises |
Bewildered thoughts succeed |
When basic fear reigns sublime |
My heart in heaven, my soul in hell |
What and who to follow |
Some dead man’s division |
Or lessons learned in cruelty? |
Hollow heart, subsiding soul |
Unhinged devastation exhumed |
Take control when |
Bottom-floor cracks |
Unlocking hell’s prison |
Hollow heart, subsiding soul |
Unhinged devastation exhumed |
Take control when |
Bottom-floor cracks |
Unlocking hell’s prison |
Impermanent state contaminated |
Inferior fool dement |
Significant woe given |
Infectious blood brewing |
Destination agony |
Gathering every sign |
Capable of killing |
A prosperous potent instinct |
In willfulness like that |
No answers are needed |
As uncertainty becomes |
The singularity |
From this day on |
Trapped and screaming |
You will forever remain |
As lost and drained as completely |
Fulfilled |
Take me there |
To snare in attack at those |
Molded in frames of suffering |
Only to realise death |
I hail those whose pulse beats free |
When strong in strangulation |
Too far a journey |
To hold the mask in three |
Sessions for credible superior scorn |