Fathoms of Delirium
from A Spectral Oblivion by FRAGARAK
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lyrics
An oblivion far from this presence I despise!
As her ominous tune, resounds the fate
Of my besieged morrow;
A vile euphony, her offering to deceive this mind.
My hosted silence will now reign its might:
Embrace this destiny – a spawn of surmise,
Whose form I shall dictate!
Behold this conjured reality,
Reaping horrors of an end – the destination of our fate!
Now burns the spectral fire, ravening for my hope!
Her shrieking woes of death,
Her parting reflections, in depths appalling.
Heisted of her, aghast and daunted,
An image of fear -
The potent perception pervading fathoms,
Is conceived in consuming,
To reach the dawn of our end…
Her ominous verse I’ll shun,
Despised in this oblivion
Where hosted is a silence surreal.
Reigning in her gentle slaughter, it reveals:
"Embraced in this destiny,
In chasms of conception expelled from sanity;
Behold a dying reality,
Reaping horrors of the dark – those subliminal veils!"
In design of an end to mutate destiny
Embraces this oblivion, revealing a facade
Whose tragic sights appall!
Beneath the depths
Draped in veils of a purposed end,
Her remains I’ve locked and held in fire;
To be in ashes forever!
Forever, as she burns!
The tune - her last signs of hope, decimates!
This spectral fire seeks the reprisal
For a deceived being of mind,
Summoned from the fathoms…
In chasms of rumination
A conjuring belies,
When the mind has fallen
A prey to the fathoms of delirium!
A story of thoughts untold
Which leads to realms of sorrow,
In these forlorn lands I shall wander.
To redeem from her lure of hope,
From the haunting hollows of delusion!
Through the bygones of a belonging desire,
Towards the passage of an eternal reverie,
Redemption is enslaved;
By these present chains of uncertainty
Rooted deep into the fathoms of delirium.
As her ominous tune, resounds the fate
Of my besieged morrow;
A vile euphony, her offering to deceive this mind.
My hosted silence will now reign its might:
Embrace this destiny – a spawn of surmise,
Whose form I shall dictate!
Behold this conjured reality,
Reaping horrors of an end – the destination of our fate!
Now burns the spectral fire, ravening for my hope!
Her shrieking woes of death,
Her parting reflections, in depths appalling.
Heisted of her, aghast and daunted,
An image of fear -
The potent perception pervading fathoms,
Is conceived in consuming,
To reach the dawn of our end…
Her ominous verse I’ll shun,
Despised in this oblivion
Where hosted is a silence surreal.
Reigning in her gentle slaughter, it reveals:
"Embraced in this destiny,
In chasms of conception expelled from sanity;
Behold a dying reality,
Reaping horrors of the dark – those subliminal veils!"
In design of an end to mutate destiny
Embraces this oblivion, revealing a facade
Whose tragic sights appall!
Beneath the depths
Draped in veils of a purposed end,
Her remains I’ve locked and held in fire;
To be in ashes forever!
Forever, as she burns!
The tune - her last signs of hope, decimates!
This spectral fire seeks the reprisal
For a deceived being of mind,
Summoned from the fathoms…
In chasms of rumination
A conjuring belies,
When the mind has fallen
A prey to the fathoms of delirium!
A story of thoughts untold
Which leads to realms of sorrow,
In these forlorn lands I shall wander.
To redeem from her lure of hope,
From the haunting hollows of delusion!
Through the bygones of a belonging desire,
Towards the passage of an eternal reverie,
Redemption is enslaved;
By these present chains of uncertainty
Rooted deep into the fathoms of delirium.
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from A Spectral Oblivion,
released October 30, 2017
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Fragarak New Delhi, India
Extreme Metal with unique expressions of a brooding atmosphere, progressively laced with transcendent passages and somber melodies.
discography
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Oct 2017 -
May 2013
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