Name: Nephilim
Duration: P00H05M49S
Description: Second single from our upcoming album

Nephilim

by Amber Skies

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Second single from our upcoming album

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Rejoice, my dear, for we are safe:
Under five we sealed the grace.
Wipe the fear from off your face
Shed no tear in this embrace.

Keep undisclosed all the reasons why
Neither newborn nor dead we live this lie.

Truth lies behind a veil,
Cold afterbirth of a bursting question now screaming for answers.
So now you say we’ve got to fight?
But it’s you and me who live this dream to carry on breathing.

Hold my hand, take a stand
‘Cause we’re not supposed to bend again.
Light’s ahead, sky’s in their hands.
Do you fear the nature of gods and men?

Pain, oblivion, emptied worlds.
Consequences of our fault.

Now you can take your steps alone
While your feet bathe in the foam.

Hold my hand, take a stand
‘Cause we’re not supposed to bend again.
Light’s ahead, sky’s in their hands.
Do you fear the nature of gods and men?

It’s blossoming, set afire in the gaze of a newcomer,
An omen of miscarriage imposed by faceless, distant silhouettes.

Hold my hand…
Blackened sand…
Light’s ahead…
Sky’s in our hands…

Hold my hand, take a stand
‘Cause we’re not supposed to bend again.
Light’s ahead, sky’s in their hands.
Do you fear the nature of gods and men?

Firm your steps on blackened sand.
Like someone before you, on this strand.
Light’s ahead, the sky will bend.
Do you fear the nature of gods and men?

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released February 11, 2018

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Amber Skies Genoa, Italy

Progressive Metal from Genoa, Italy

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