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Concentric Circles

from Ominous Silence by Tharsis They

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tracing patterns and staring straight through
the never ending rows of tiled floor
a lifeless void and nothing more
indulging my obsession with the fucking armageddon
a condition with no cure
sound the warning, sound the warning sirens
sound the warning, i'm on the verge

i'm as good as fucked
and i'll ride this feeling straight to hell

in the presence of a watchful eye
my eyes follow a single blade of the ceiling fan
until the vertigo takes me by sleight of hand
and relinquishes my role
i'm not pondering the history within these walls
i'm wondering how beautiful
the smoldering remains will look burnt to the ground

i'm as good as fucked
and i'll ride this feeling straight to hell
with violent visions of...

violent visions of destructive escape
and what you called empty threats i call fair warning
and now you're choking on regret
until the flames swallow you whole

glowing orange, glistening red
my offering spelled out in lines of gasoline
glowing orange, glistening red
in the black of night, subtle transformation
as the temperatures ascend
upon my offering to a world of greed

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from Ominous Silence, track released January 7, 2012

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"If you like metal-infused post-hardcore like Converge, Botch and Trap Them, boy oh boy, are you gonna love Tharsis They. Somehow these guys manage to both out-hardcore and out-metal all of the aforementioned bands to concoct a sonic stew of thrashy, gnarly, gut-punching brutality." - Metalsucks.net ... more

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