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Remember the Fallen

from The Ashen Embrace by The Intercedent

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Inside the minds of the fallen
What have they left behind?
Silent screams escape you
When all you hear is fear

Chasing times we took for granted
‘Till all our years were spent
All the signs appeared unbroken
Till we were yearning for the past

Tell me, what's it like on the other side?
Does the cold embrace make you feel alive?

All these torn up, dirty pages
Are the chapters of this life
You may just skip this part of the story
And find a spot you like
Pick a side, choose a lie
Because it won't get much better
Heroes die, one survives
But he wished he hadn't either

Our minds, we thought were broken
But we never lost our sight
We couldn't change what we'd chosen
Our paths had been synchronized

Chasing times we took for granted
Till all our years were spent
All the signs appeared unbroken
Till we were yearning for the past

Tell me, what's it like on the other side?
Does the cold embrace make you feel alive?

All these torn up, dirty pages
Are the chapters of this life
You may just skip this part of the story
And find a spot you like
Pick a side, choose a lie
Because it won't get much better
Heroes die, one survives
But he wished he hadn't either

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from The Ashen Embrace, released April 24, 2015

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From intricate guitar playing to clean interludes and intense screams to catchy choruses, this is metal like you've never heard it. The complex musical structure is built to express emotional and artistic growth and is guaranteed to keep you intrigued.

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