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Repent And Obey

from OBEY THE SUN by In Dante's Eclipse

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i watch the end crash around me,
to catch the bitter and unclean,
before the gods of war decide,
on an impending dream,

Theres no light in the sky for me,
Feared and broken clean,
lights go out in the city away,
From me,

no ones gonna save you

i feel the bitter twist and coil,
through the blood lets watch it boil,
it makes the tender taste so sweet,
bleeding from your hands and feet,

theres no light in the sky for me,
feared and broken clean,
lights go out in the city away,
Away from me,
i don't mind again,
lost my only friend,
to do or for worse with the empire slide,
allright,

Repent and obey

Repent and obey the sun

burning holes in our eyes

you wont see the light

repent and obey the sun,
burning holes in our eyes.

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from OBEY THE SUN, released August 31, 2015

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In Dante's Eclipse Wolverhampton, UK

Crawling from the City of Wolves, In Dante's Eclipse shows you why to fear, what lurks in the dark.

Dark Rock/Horror Metal from Wolverhampton, UK.
Formed in September 2010.
Influences vary.
(The 69 Eyes/ Murderdolls/ Misfits/HIM)

Previously Supported/ Performed with;

Deathstars, Doyle, Wednesday 13, Sister, The Defiled, The Treatment, Graveyard,
Fearless Vampire Killers. ... more

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