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In Requiem

Album - 18 may 2007 - DeB Id: 403446
By Paradise Lost
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Metal Doom
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Ash & Debris (04:16)
Paradise Lost • In Requiem
Your beliefs shadow everyday (Never again)
Live and breathe, shelter and restrain (Never again)

Never wanted loss
My ever needing soul
Never wanted blood...

You conceive tragedies innate (Feel so revived)
You redeem fallacy remains (Fear so in mind)

Never wanting loss
Never need control
Never wanting love

Could there be, something that your world depends on in me...

Never wanted loss
My ever needing soul
Never wanted blood...

Could there be, something that your world depends on in me...
Could it be, nothing that you learned from ash and debris?
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The Enemy (03:39)
Paradise Lost • In Requiem
Why can't you say sorrow
Why can't you say think I believe
Thou must not steal borrow
Why must you steal things I receive?

Why can't you say sorrow
Why can't you say think I believe
Why must you steal borrow
Always conceal cling to belief

Damaged this way hollowed
Living the lie that you can't take
Damaged maintained solemn
Living for rules you only break

How can you say?

The enemy is thrown into the sadness,
For the enemy there's only pain and sadness then death...
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Beneath Black Skies (04:12)
Paradise Lost • In Requiem
This reprisal search for words Analyse what it's worth Set the stars ablaze from earth In thoughts sublime we immerse Another fear I can't see All blown away You say you'll never run away From a certain pointing light Beneath black skies I search for words Hell relies on what is worse Heaven lies on sullen earth Fall then rise Fall then birth Another fear I can't see All blown away You say you'll never run away From a certain point in life Is there something wrong? Nothing I sense no belong
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Paradise Lost

Paradise Lost are an English band from Halifax, formed in 1988, widely associated with early death/doom and the development of gothic metal. Reviews highlight their shifts from extreme doom/death to more melodic gothic metal, a prominent late-’90s electronic/synth-rock phase (notably One Second and Host), and later returns to heavier gothic/doom.
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