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Gamma ray burst

from Gamma ray burst (Single) by After Dusk

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Eerie morning with deep mist in the sky
I carve the mountain side to side and I feel like I fly
All I see is white, the clouds are one with the snow
Everything changed before I know
Wind blows suddenly and hard
Carrying within his great force the mist and the clouds
Revealing in a glimpse, just a glimpse, the wonder above
The bluest sky I ever saw

Eerie morning, beautiful morning
I feel so glad I am alive

Stand amazed, amazed by the beauties of earth
The storm and the sun and the sea and the peaks
Revealing to me the diverse
Blue marble, suspended through space and through time
Taking us all for a long cosmic trip
Not suspecting this song’s ending line

Eerie morning, beautiful morning
I feel so glad I am alive

But they seemed apart from us
As I was looking at the stars
A massive one, about to die
A hyper nova close nearby
The outer explodes, collapses the core
Emissions of gamma rays burst from the poles
And no one can see that they’re headed to me
Blasting through space as they’re reaching light speed

Hit the earth, burn away the air
You and me and everybody is dead
You and me and all is dead

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from Gamma ray burst (Single), released September 6, 2013

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After Dusk Athens, Greece

After Dusk is a heavy metal band from Athens, Greece founded in 1998. They have released 3 full length albums and played concerts in venues and festivals. The band describes their music by a quote, written by the press, for one of their records:
“…pure heavy metal can exist…” ... more

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