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Holocene Extinction i
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Unblemished and pure,
The trees used to sigh with contentment.
The night looked over its young
As streams paved their ancient paths.
Green beds and ferns breathed in the mist-strewn air.
Their peace shattered.
Their peace shattered.
Ripping though the foliage
Cutting through the earth
Nothing survives this hateful disease.
Entsentient beast
Can't you feel the pain of your forest?
Entsentient beast
Your race on the brink of collapse
Entsentient beast
Can't you feel the pain of your forest?
Entsentient beast
Your race on the brink of extinction.
Hostile intruder invading sacred lands,
Branding the flesh with their toxic mark of
Condemnation
Devastation
Ruination.
The time for refuge has passed;
The Holocene Extinction signals our demise.
Mechanical jaws of death
Hacking without remorse.
Relentless grinding down of all that once was.
A trail of twisted limbs,
Splintered trenches of death.
Vile betrayal of nature;
Traitor.
Entsentient beast
Pain. Liquidation.
Entsentient beast
Brink of collapse.
Entsentient beast
Pain. Extinction.
Entsentient beast
Your race on the brink of annihilation.
Retribution
Reclamation
Repossession
Redemption.
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Terra Mater QLD, Australia
Melodic Crust from Brisbane, Australia.
Hunter - Guitar and vocals
Claire- Strings and vocals
Adam - Guitar
Shep- Bass
Brett - Drums
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