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Pyromaniac ft. Morgan Gillam

from Vehemence by Amodeus

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This is the fifth track off our debut EP titled "Vehemence"

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lyrics

In my mind, the torches blaze
Filled up by a dark and misty haze
A world engulfed by the spread of disease
Needing to be cleansed, by the fires that feed me
Wiping from this earth, burning to the ground
A blaze I set to fuel my hearts content
The constant burning, of human flesh
To satisfy my hunger, to lay them all to rest

Fire, inside, my heart, is gone, melting, fading, drifting, and falling to the ground
Fire, inside, my heart, is gone, melting, fading, drifting, now slowly falling through

Falling faster than I planned to go
But it wasn't my intention to be this way
What can I say? What can I do?
To end this pain, to end this hell

Burn them all!
Burn them to the fucking ground!
Burn them all!
Turn them into blackened ash!

Hot, red, flames, all around me
Filling up, every crevice
Burning up, every single
One of you!

Burn!
Die!

Falling faster than I planned to go
But it wasn't my intention to be this way
What can I say? What can I do?
To end this pain, to end this hell

credits

from Vehemence, released August 10, 2014
Massive thanks to Foundry Audio Productions for recording/mixing and mastering the song and Caques Designs for the artwork of the release! They did such a good job on the EP, don't hesitate to hit them up if you need anything done recording wise!

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Amodeus NSW, Australia

5 piece Metalcore band from NSW, Australia

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