Solipsist- New Form [lyrics]

The song New Form by Solipsist from the album The Human Equation. This is not my work, and i take no credit for it. All credit goes to the original creators of this music, this is for promotional and entertainment use only, go buy the cd.

winter comes broken ghostly soul sinner's son standing by a hole and we wonder why we are here another dead, another gone so passes the year, the door closes out the cold inside afraid and alone the end approaches and all is calm those surrounding prepare for the storm upon the horizon we take our new form falling further than the eye can see holding on to this wall's extremities the pain lasts forever, can't you tell?existing forever in this living hell

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[ThaReaper]

I wish they did clean vocals more often. This sounds great!

[thesilentfool]

wow his voice reminds me of corey taylor which is a big compliment, nice clean vocals as well as the screams. I just knew this band about 10 minutes ago must say I'm really glad I've found this.

[xiltlix]

Thanks so much. This song really wasn't too hard to figure out what with the clean vocals and all that, but having the official lyrics are always nice.
Love your stuff though, been addicted to Extinction Protocol lately!

[MrTheHUMPTYdanceable]

this is akin to much of opeths clear voice singing and instrumentals, i like

[SolipsistCleveland]

winter comes, broken ghostly soul
sinner's son standing by a hole
and we wonder why we are here
another dead, another gone
so passes the year,
the door closes out the cold
inside, afraid and alone
the end approaches and all is calm
those surrounding prepare for the storm
upon the horizon we take our new form.
falling further than the eye can see
holding on to this wall's extremities
the pain lasts forever, can't you tell?
existing forever in this living hell.

[xiltlix]

@legar666 can't find any :c the only lyrics i could find are like, three songs that they've put up, you can find them on their ReverbNation page or just Encyclopaedia Metallum