Ramihrdus - The Oak Tree
from Ramihrdus / Decarabia Split by Ramihrdus / Decarabia
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lyrics
Underneath a cloud
Of an age of trees
Long before humans
Spread their disease
In the void of ash
Left in a wake of war
Lie the ruins of peace
Beneath the forest floor
As the smoke fills the air
And we all cease to breathe
I look up to the sky
And fall onto my knees
In the current of wind
And a fire from the sky
A light reaches down
As we all say goodbye
The forests of the Earth
Now black as the night
Regrow their roots
And begin a new life
A golden age is near
And our future is dim
As this planet reclaims
All of the war and sin
Soon all is forgotten
The trees Live once more
Like a prophecy of old
Told the humans before
From the ashes of death
And the blood of our kin
A memory forgotten
Now retreats within
And underneath the oak
In a cold mist of rain
The forest sheds tears
For all of our pain
Of an age of trees
Long before humans
Spread their disease
In the void of ash
Left in a wake of war
Lie the ruins of peace
Beneath the forest floor
As the smoke fills the air
And we all cease to breathe
I look up to the sky
And fall onto my knees
In the current of wind
And a fire from the sky
A light reaches down
As we all say goodbye
The forests of the Earth
Now black as the night
Regrow their roots
And begin a new life
A golden age is near
And our future is dim
As this planet reclaims
All of the war and sin
Soon all is forgotten
The trees Live once more
Like a prophecy of old
Told the humans before
From the ashes of death
And the blood of our kin
A memory forgotten
Now retreats within
And underneath the oak
In a cold mist of rain
The forest sheds tears
For all of our pain
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from Ramihrdus / Decarabia Split,
released April 17, 2019
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