Uprooted

from Ignoramus by Krōdha

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lyrics

As a child it was like my home
Unrestrained and open
An infinite space of freedom
Now I can't recognize this place

This is where I used to stand on
I can't even remember
The calm and the magnificent
It must have been beautiful
There were no walls, no fences
It was silent and living
Now the only thing I can see is sorrow

Aggressive sad empty places
Is this what we call nature ?
The disguised image of men
Perversion of the sacred
Replaced by imitations
Ghosts of the distant past
The elder and mighty are gone
After ages of balance

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from Ignoramus, released February 23, 2018

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Krōdha Angers, France

Krōdha is an Alternative Progressive metal band from Angers (France).

Chris Antier (Bass)

Édouard Britsch (Drums)

Hugo Fouassier (Guitar, Vocals)

Thibaud Bouteiller (Guitar)

Photos by Candice Le Dréau. ... more

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