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Eclipse

by Dilettante

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lyrics

Malignant pigmentation,
The blackest devil eyes.
In this advent corruption,
A plague dissolves our light.
I know that everybody has to die
But I already did.

I am asphyxiating;
Buried beneath a grave.
(I can’t hold it in)
The beast between my bones.

I fall onto my knees
I feel it crawl in me
The aching need to feed
My fucking insanity

My friend,
So desolate, you hunger
May you swallow
Everything that makes me numb.

My friend,
How dare I make you slumber?
You have swallowed
Everything that made me love.

You have made me strong.
(The night is long)
My humanity is gone

My friend,
How dare I make you slumber?
You have swallowed
Everything that made me love.

I am asphyxiating;
Buried beneath a grave
(I can’t hold it in)
The beast between my bones.

You have made me strong.
(The night is long)
My humanity is gone.

credits

released February 9, 2018
Lyrics: Erik Wik
Vocals: Erik Wik, Philip Thomas
Lead Guitar : Ryan Lewis
Rhythm Guitar: Christina Benavides
Drums: Chris Stevens
Bass: Philip Thomas

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Dilettante Buffalo, New York

Alternative/Punk band from Buffalo, New York.
Brought together through anguish and a love of music, we're here to enrich the spectrum of life by sharing our passion, our strengths, and our weaknesses with the most surreal form of expression. To our fans, our friends, and our families, we treasure you all. ... more

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