Time
from From Dust To Dust by Grave Decay
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Time, always the same
Time, for some the past
Time, some hope it lasts
Time, slips through our fingers
Time, the memory lingers
solo Mauce
We've got enough, time in our lives
It only depends on how we spend it
Avoiding that time, can cut like a knife
By choosing how to use it
We've got enough, time in our lives
It only depends on how we spend it
Avoiding that time, can cut like a knife
By choosing how to use it
From the dust where we come from
to the dust we will return
The future of men, comes very fast
we must let go of our past
Time, runs slowly,
Time, always the same
Time, for some the past
Time, some hope it lasts
Time 4x
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Grave Decay Almelo, Netherlands
The band was started early 2018 by Roger Koedoot and Maurice Lefeu after their former band 'The Memory Remains' ceased to
exist.
They started writing and recording songs in the style of symphonic death metal influenced by a bit of thrash and doom which could be compared to bands like Amorphis and Insomnium. This led to the release of their debut album titled 'From Dust To Dust' in october 2018.
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Jan 2024 -
Sep 2018
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