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Thorns Inside
05:46
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Some say the time is the healer
Some say the wounds will disappear
Ignore the scars that make you remember
Deny the pain that`s always near
Piercing
Tearing the soul apart
Ripping
Like wooden stake through heart
Thorns inside
There always have to be
a darkness to see the light
And from the pain
grows the brightest art
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One Step to Shine
05:16
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Crossroad of life
Curtain of mind
Follow the light
One step to shine
Out of sight
Beyond and far
Towards the night
One step to join the stars
Liberated
Free of chains
But strangely lost
Finally, again
(*spoken)
Into the mist of unknown
Step by step
To the enlightenment
Or the void
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Trapped Within Memories
00:54
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(Instrumental)
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No voice
Deaf or simply gone?
No rhytm of the heartbeat
or breath`s whispering song
Alive?
No sign of life anymore
Is this a kind of dream
or just truth at all?
The great beautiful silence
Absolute, pure form
Suggestive call of the void
In the moments after the storm
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Thorns Inside Rýmařov, Czechia
One man black metal project from Czech Republic.
Depressive/
Atmospheric
Black Metal
Formed in 2018.
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