The song is a wake up call to those who are too consumed with their world of self-made "peace" at the expense of others' affliction. We want to open eyes of those who preach tolerance while inflicting pain upon others they do not see.

~Lyrics~

Verse 1: 
Can you hear us? We’re fighting for our lives, 
Saving your breath while you’re in deep dreaming? 

Chorus: 
Hey, can you hear us? We’re bleeding next door in the TV screen, 
Fixing up your mess while we are forcefully undressed! 

Verse 2: 
Your sublimity is breaking up this world 
Its time to face life; give up on mutual “agree” 

Chorus: 
Hey, can you hear us? We’re bleeding next door in the TV screen, 
Fixing up your mess while we are forcefully undressed! 

Bridge: 
Its time to wake up, stop faking your innocent deed, 
Stop forging decree, 
Wash your mind from flawed integrity, 
Its degraded and dried 
Wake up, wash your hands, pick a fight! 
Stop being a false watchdog 
While you’re pleasantly sipping your tea 

Chorus: 
Hey, can you hear us? We’re bleeding next door in the TV screen, 
Fixing up your mess while we are forcefully undressed! (x2)

Released 25 May 2015
Produced by Sphingidae 
Mixed by Paul P.Dub Walton 
Mastered by Barry Gardner 
Recorded by Denis Savik & Sergey Vorohov at Qpro Records
Artwork by Heegon Atticus Kim


MUTUAL AGREE

This song is for anyone who feels like their voice has been stripped away from them. It is an outcry of the past and a movement towards change. "Freedom" is dedicated to Ukraine—in honor of  the Maidan revolution that took place starting in 2013, to all of those who lost their loved ones we are not giving up. This piece does not represent victory or a battle won, yet it presents a community (human beings) finally coming together as ONE!

~Lyrics~

Verse 1:
Countless atrocities over and over
A land where all have been oppressed
A learned helplessness 
That left the people hopeless

Verse 2:
They’ve been stripped of their voices
And their rights as a people
But never again
Justice will prevail

Chorus: 
With one voice we cry out for salvation
May the truth be heard
Enemies will vanish like the dew in the sun
Peace shall reign once more

Verse 3: 
A revolution has begun, 
We make our stand once and for all
At last, hand in hand, shield by shield

Verse 4:
Do not be afraid of terrors in the night
Souls and bodies we lay down
Fame and glory will resound

Chorus: 
With one voice we cry out for salvation
May the truth be heard
Enemies will vanish like the dew in the sun
Peace shall reign once more

Bridge: 
Freedom (x4 = 3 times)

Released 25 May 2015 
Produced by Sphingidae 
Mixed by Paul P.Dub Walton 
Mastered by Barry Gardner 
Recorded by Denis Savik & Sergey Vorohov at Qpro Records
Artwork by Heegon Atticus Kim 


FREEDOM

Dedicated to those who are trapped in misery, the song is quoted with various lines of Flannery O’Connor’s novel themes of one’s path to freedom. The violent symbolism is to raise awareness to those who intentionally inflict pain, in a sense those who have become a slave of it- justice will prevail. Its time to break the chains and get rid of the bloody headache of abuse, I’m not your slave any longer. 

~Lyrics~

Intro:
Leave my head, I wanna go, your in me x2 
Your satisfied but now
I’m broken crushed about
You think you get away, but how about

Pre-chorus:
I hold your head
Blast your brains
Show you all the love from my pain
Twist your arm, crush your bones 

Chorus:
I trip you down
I cut your throat
Drown you all and baptize you
Let the violent bare it away
Away away, I’m not your slave
Slave no more

Bridge:
Swing low, sweet chariot, coming forth to carry me home (x2)

Pre-chorus:
I hold your head
Blast your brains
Show you all the love from my pain
Twist your arm, crush your bones 

Chorus:
I trip you down
I cut your throat
Drown you all and baptize you
Let the violent bare it away
Away away, I’m not your slave
Slave no more

Outro: I’m not your slave

Released 25 May 2015 
Produced by Sphingidae 
Mixed by Paul P.Dub Walton 
Mastered by Barry Gardner 
Recorded by Denis Savik & Sergey Vorohov at Qpro Records
Artwork by Heegon Atticus Kim 


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