Kepler-452

from Stabat Mater by Dominia

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lyrics by Anton Rosa
music by Anton Rosa and Casper

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A long time ago, we were the cure
We’d found this cell for our existence
Here was so fresh, it was so pure
The cell was clear and empty for the resistance
Then we arrived with all of our forces
You gave us a shelter, perfect for giving
But we had to exploit all your resources
And now the cell is useless for our living

We have destroyed your pretty world
Everything burns and now you are dying
There is no place to stay and hold
There is no sense for those who're trying
Who tries to help you, who wants to save you
To keep it safe, to wash your face
You were our home but now we must leave you
We look ahead to the endless reach of space

We travel in space for millions of ages
And we consume everything we take
We write the book with bloody pages
And we always destroy what we make

Now we have found the only way
We have designed a spaceship for escape
The ship is ready to fly far far away
To find a new home for us in new landscapes
And we have found a cell at last
The perfect one, for ages we could live
And now we are running very fast
Away from here, no matter to forgive

We travel in space for millions of ages
And we consume everything we take
We write the book with bloody pages
And we always destroy what we make
We travel in space for millions of ages
And we ignore everything we break

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from Stabat Mater, released April 4, 2017

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Dominia Saint Petersburg, Russia

Dominia was formed (as Tentamentum) in Russian city Saint-Petersburg in February 1999 by vocalist and composer Anton Rosa and guitarist Denis Sukharev (Daniel).
Initially, the band professed typical for that time, black-death metal, but in September 2001 Tentamentum changed its' name and genre. ... more

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