Survivalist Notion
from Primitives by The Room Colored Charlatan
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lyrics
A rebirth of consciousness to see ourselves as one, the unity of all mankind has now begun
To shift our motion towards our own survival
The survivalist notions arises in an epoch of distorted men, a values system meant to conceal the nature of the self, the cycle repeats itself again and again until we’re all dead
We dream, we built our foundation on sinking sands, we dream we build the future for all of man
Be still and see yourself from the outside in, quiet the mind and hear the beauty of our earth and feel the nothingness, the nothingness from which we came
Out of the world, and let your mind sync with the divine
So feel the earth beneath you, and know it’s you within, survival depends on it, survival depends on perception
A rebirth of consciousness to see ourselves as one, a vibrant young species has yet to become aware, that they hold the key to their own survival in their minds, a confusion of their symbols with reality, repeats the cycle, again and again until we’re all dead
We dream, we built and empire on sinking sands
What we dreamt, what we built is our heritage
To shift our motion towards our own survival
The survivalist notions arises in an epoch of distorted men, a values system meant to conceal the nature of the self, the cycle repeats itself again and again until we’re all dead
We dream, we built our foundation on sinking sands, we dream we build the future for all of man
Be still and see yourself from the outside in, quiet the mind and hear the beauty of our earth and feel the nothingness, the nothingness from which we came
Out of the world, and let your mind sync with the divine
So feel the earth beneath you, and know it’s you within, survival depends on it, survival depends on perception
A rebirth of consciousness to see ourselves as one, a vibrant young species has yet to become aware, that they hold the key to their own survival in their minds, a confusion of their symbols with reality, repeats the cycle, again and again until we’re all dead
We dream, we built and empire on sinking sands
What we dreamt, what we built is our heritage
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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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