Earth Above

from The Great Aerial Wanderer by The Obelisk

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Follow the moons of countless alien worlds
Past stars black holes vampirically feed off
Breathing in the light of new worlds before life can be cultivated becoming a greater good
Scouring the maria
Negating the desire to strive for devices that exceed our own limitation

Motionless asking for sacrifice.

Gravity does not exist in the confides of mortality which reasonably enough makes it a phobia
For the intellectuals mind

No one has expectations
Your life had meaning in this world
Actions react in excess fashion
Nothing is worth living for
Anymore.

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from The Great Aerial Wanderer, released June 5, 2012
Lyrics Joshua Stephens
song written by "The Obelisk"

Recorded at WWH Recordings, Chicago;
engineer and producer: Andrew Mikhail,
assistant engineer: Colin Plach

additional engineering by: Daniel Farnsworth

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The Obelisk Chicago, Illinois

The Obelisk was a Progressive Death Metal band from Chicago, IL.

For fans of heavy music such as: Gojira, Vildhjarta, and Humanity's Last Breath

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