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Birth in Exile

from White Shores, Black Tides by GhostTide

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5. The Birth In Exile

Lost beyond the pleasures of heavens
Seeking refuge among the thorns
Symphonies of thunder and lightning
Awaiting the birth
Here we are
Naked and ashamed
Underneath the forbidden tree
Show us the way
A newborn child in the arms of it's mother
Night turning to dawn
The ruins of the promised land wither
The gates of Eden now gone
What once was built by God
is now destroyed by man
You are the first to born
Into this God forsaken land

Oh God, speak to me
Please forgive me
Don't cast your shadow upon me
The serpent's seduction led me astray

The fruits of the forbidden tree
Are now rotten to the core
We shall live together as one
Breeding poison instored
Here we are
Naked and ashamed
Underneath the forbidden tree
Show us the way

Oh God, speak to me
Please forgive me
Show some remorse from here to eternity
Don't cast your shadow upon me
The serpent's seduction led me astray

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from White Shores, Black Tides, released January 15, 2014
Music: Hammais
Lyrics: Nuolivaara
Arrangements by GhostTide

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GhostTide plays Finnish, well matured and unique go-metal bottled in melodic death rock form. It has a hint of epic ingredient in the mixture. Nose: salt, complex, full aroma. Body: full, rocking. Finish: lingering, progressive.

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