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Unrequited

from The Relics of Axiom by As Oceans

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Here are the secrets
I've kept from myself
each time the wind has been taken from me
reflections make it clear
the harder I push
The further away I'll be

Am I protecting
A worthless cause
standing in limbo
only to dissolve
If I bury these wraiths
Can I walk away unscathed
before it kills me?

Is there any reason
or are we just looking down a dark hall
The ends with out retribution
stones never to be turned
revealing script of purpose and closure?

I have not had enough
of these creations of pure liberation
For they shall shake the pillars
And the untouchable will rise

but will I ever be free?
From this love that has bastardized me.

Will genuine truth
ever return
or was that part of the illusion too?

but will I ever be free?
From this love that has bastardized me.
No; I'll never be free
This prison is my tomb.

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from The Relics of Axiom, released November 5, 2013

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As Oceans Boone, North Carolina

The North Carolina metal group As Oceans has been described as crushing and furious with a unique take on heavy music. Earth-moving guitar riffs paired with vicious vocals and pounding drums, As Oceans grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let go. As Oceans’ music hauntingly fits with what is alluded through their name; a force of vast power and infinite mystery. ... more

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