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Colossus
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You can't take this from me
They've left us in the dark once before, ravaging our souls
Collecting what remains inside
Ambitions cling, clinging like there's no tomorrow
Violent screams, harbingers just beyond the walls
Don't hesitate, can feel the pressure mounting?
Azure skies turn crimson
This suffering is our curse, no ones left to save us
What was watching from the dark was far worse
What we fear is the colossus reign
There's nothing left but sorrow, tearing from the inside
Close your eyes sweet child
Dripping from the skies, we paid in blood
Our sacrifice was in vain.
Our voices dwindle in the darkness, our faith betrayed
Take your last breathe, hold fast my fleeting heart
As we become a whisper in the night.
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Colossus Instrumental
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Transcendency Wichita, Kansas
The band has successfully blended skill and many aspects of progressive metal to create a sound that captures melody and beauty, but is relentless in its aggressiveness putting forth their abstract minds. Transcendency has begun their journey to become one of the notable names in the progressive metal community and is releasing their debut full length album this year. ... more
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