Questions of Origin
from Primitives by The Room Colored Charlatan
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lyrics
Being (being), step beyond your constraints, all your limits and confusion and witness your potential
Devoid of all knowledge beyond death, play God (play God) in comfort for the answers will come from within
The questions granted the power to build structures on the backs of men, stories told from birth to evade the wages of our sins
We don’t know (we don’t know), We don’t know just admit that
We don’t know (we don’t know), We don’t know the truth
Dig deep, dig deeper and you will find the roots a presence lingers in the ether, dig deeper and you will find the roots a presence lingers in the ether (repeat)
Human what makes you deserve this? The knowledge will destroy you
I am God, in time the veil on your eyes will fade away, and all constructs you have built will be no more
The violence in your nature is the product of your own design a crucial step in the evolution of the mind could be the end
This is a question of origin; man has yet to answer a prerequisite to be deemed advanced, civilized and prosperous in the eyes of the stars and the inhabitants of a universe so vast we fail to see the design
I am God, in time the veil on your eyes will fade away, and all constructs you have built will be no more
Devoid of all knowledge beyond death, play God (play God) in comfort for the answers will come from within
The questions granted the power to build structures on the backs of men, stories told from birth to evade the wages of our sins
We don’t know (we don’t know), We don’t know just admit that
We don’t know (we don’t know), We don’t know the truth
Dig deep, dig deeper and you will find the roots a presence lingers in the ether, dig deeper and you will find the roots a presence lingers in the ether (repeat)
Human what makes you deserve this? The knowledge will destroy you
I am God, in time the veil on your eyes will fade away, and all constructs you have built will be no more
The violence in your nature is the product of your own design a crucial step in the evolution of the mind could be the end
This is a question of origin; man has yet to answer a prerequisite to be deemed advanced, civilized and prosperous in the eyes of the stars and the inhabitants of a universe so vast we fail to see the design
I am God, in time the veil on your eyes will fade away, and all constructs you have built will be no more
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from Primitives,
released May 20, 2014
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The Room Colored Charlatan Indianapolis, Indiana
THE ROOM COLORED CHARLATAN is a technical progressive metal band with roots in central Indiana. They seamlessly progress from the djentiest of grooves to epic prog-inspired melodies that will warm you to the soul. Their sophomore record “Primitives” shows the extent to which TRCC has truly mastered their craft. TRCC seems to have a sound from the future. ... more
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