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The Atavistic Tide

from The Birth of Infinity by Orphalis

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The fate of this earth is sealed now
Our organic faint life shall cease
We were an obsolete being just made to be replaced
Mankind was doomed from the beginning of existence

We are the summoners of death
We disgorge the web of chaos

The sands of our time running out
We need to explore new worlds
We became an atavism
Which is about to be removed

Tear away the veil made of our lies
We start to spark the flame of disease
Our eyes burn bright the skies crumble down with cosmic dust
We have failed to grasp that we will never sleep again

Our apparatus will be replaced
Structure and nature washed away
Deprivation of all our senses
Mechanized cerebral cortex

Drift through time, privy new spheres of this space
Exoplanets restart our life, repopulate
Discovering use for our kind, maelstrom of life
Exponential supremacy, a new awakening

We have reached the ocean of all knowledge
We were reborn into infinity
We were an obsolete being just made to be replaced
Mankind was doomed from the beginning of existence

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from The Birth of Infinity, released August 12, 2016

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Orphalis Dortmund, Germany

Estd. 2010

Thomas - Vocals
Jens - Vocals/Guitar
Morten - Guitar
Thomas - Bass
Phillip - Drums

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