Societies Of Steel

from Bleed The Way by Orpheus Omega

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Released in 2011, "Bleed The Way" is the highly anticipated debut album from Orpheus Omega. It is the culmination of 3 years of song structure refinement which includes the live staples "Winds Of Change", "Unscathed", "Neath (The Shadow Of The Monolith" and the seminal track "Sealed In Fate", a huge crowd favorite and instigator of the infamous Wall of Death at the shows.
Mixed by Ermin Hamidovic at Systematic Productions with cover artwork by and featuring guest vocals by Mors Principium Est vocalist Ville Viljanen.

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lyrics

Smoke rising, refineries churning,
Society built of steel,
Collapse is certain, and only time will tell,
Crops die, churches burn,
Rampant decay, all around, (all that’s left)

This human idea, a thing that can not last,
The human plan, it will always fail,
This human idea, a thing that can not last,
This human race, destined to die

Your prophecies of grandeur, your words of hope,
Fall on deaf ears, all lies to one, (lies to all)

Metal replaces flesh, (flesh), silicone absorbs the mind,
All life is lost, machines have won

This human idea, a thing that can not last,
The human plan, it will always fail,
This human idea, a thing that can not last,
This human race, destined to die

Sulphur fills the air, arsenic lines the soul,
The world decays, (decays), and all is gone

This human idea, a thing that can not last,
The human plan, it will always fail,
This human idea, a thing that can not last,
This human race, destined to die
This human idea, a thing that can not last,
The human plan, it will always fail,
This human idea, a thing that can not last,
This human race, destined to die

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from Bleed The Way, released February 11, 2011

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Orpheus Omega Melbourne, Australia

Orpheus Omega is one of Australias finest Melodic Death Metal acts, touring nationally with the likes of Amon Amarth, Dark Tranquility, Children Of Bodom, Sirenia and many others.
Touring overseas culminating in our live DVD "Archways Across Asia" and to date have released two full length albums and an EP.
Currently we are working on our third album and planning to head abroad in 2015. ... more

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