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Conducting From The Grave The Calming Effect Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.67/10 [21 votes]Album: When Legends Become Dust / Original Release Date: 2009-02-17Genre: RockSong Duration: 4 min 48 sec
CONDUCTING FROM THE GRAVE
- The Calming Effect Lyrics / with translationsClear your throat 'cause i can't understand a f*cking word you say.
You're running out of prescriptions to hide behind.
There's only so many places to run.
Broken mirrors are becoming more prominent in your fragmented world.
I want to hear your last breath, as your lungs collapse.
The death rattle brings the ravens.
This is a battle you'll never win.
The water only gets deeper from here, there's no sign of hope.
Here's a consequence you'll see to the end.
The smell of sulfur never fails to sooth the nerves.
You're going to fill the air with ash, and feel every second of the burn.
A cleansing takes place today.
I never quite liked needles myself, but this should do the trick.
Here's a little taste of hell.
It's gong to start from the inside out, and take down every fiber of your being.
You've become a spectacle.
It's going to start from the inside out, and take down every fiber of your being.
The air has begun to split with the sound of sirens.
This is the best seat in the house.
I'll watch you go up in smoke.
The smoke flickers as you are cleansed from the Earth.
And let thecalming effect to grasp the throats of all attendance.
The water only gets deeper from here, and there's no sign of help.
You're running out of prescriptions to hide behind.
There's only so many places to run.
Broken mirrors are becoming more prominent in your fragmented world.
I want to hear your last breath, as your lungs collapse.
The death rattle brings the ravens.
This is a battle you'll never win.
The water only gets deeper from here, there's no sign of hope.
Here's a consequence you'll see to the end.
The smell of sulfur never fails to sooth the nerves.
You're going to fill the air with ash, and feel every second of the burn.
A cleansing takes place today.
Here's a little taste of hell.
It's gong to start from the inside out, and take down every fiber of your being.
You've become a spectacle.
It's going to start from the inside out, and take down every fiber of your being.
The air has begun to split with the sound of sirens.
This is the best seat in the house.
I'll watch you go up in smoke.
The smoke flickers as you are cleansed from the Earth.
And let thecalming effect to grasp the throats of all attendance.
The water only gets deeper from here, and there's no sign of help.
Facts about The Calming Effect
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The Calming Effect is written by Jeffrey Morgan, Gregory Donnelly, John Abernathy, Louis Tanuis, Steven Lovas.
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It is first released on February 17, 2009 as part of Conducting From The Grave's album "When Legends Become Dust" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the song 'The Calming Effect' by Conducting From The Grave presents its dark and intense theme through broken mirrors and sulfur smell and cleansing with fire to show a person's battle with addiction which ends in his ultimate demise. The lyrics depict a sense of inevitable destruction and isolation, emphasizing the idea of facing consequences and being consumed by inner turmoil. The calming effect lyrics mostly emphasize these five emotions: angst, despair, reflection, anger and solitude. The song shows how people use their despair and hopelessness to self-destruct while facing the consequences of their choices. The lyrics contain adult themes, including references to drug use, death, and intense emotional struggles, which are not suitable for children. The language used in this work contains strong explicit content which requires a restricted rating.
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The Calming Effect falls under the genre Rock.
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The Calming Effect song length is 4 minutes and 48 seconds.
Who wrote The Calming Effect lyrics?
The Calming Effect is written by Jeffrey Morgan, Gregory Donnelly, John Abernathy, Louis Tanuis, Steven Lovas.
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When was The Calming Effect released?
It is first released on February 17, 2009 as part of Conducting From The Grave's album "When Legends Become Dust" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind The Calming Effect lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the song 'The Calming Effect' by Conducting From The Grave presents its dark and intense theme through broken mirrors and sulfur smell and cleansing with fire to show a person's battle with addiction which ends in his ultimate demise. The lyrics depict a sense of inevitable destruction and isolation, emphasizing the idea of facing consequences and being consumed by inner turmoil. The calming effect lyrics mostly emphasize these five emotions: angst, despair, reflection, anger and solitude. The song shows how people use their despair and hopelessness to self-destruct while facing the consequences of their choices. The lyrics contain adult themes, including references to drug use, death, and intense emotional struggles, which are not suitable for children. The language used in this work contains strong explicit content which requires a restricted rating.
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Which genre is The Calming Effect?
The Calming Effect falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song The Calming Effect?
The Calming Effect song length is 4 minutes and 48 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by kaanSongwriter(s): Jeffrey Morgan, Gregory Donnelly, John Abernathy, Louis Tanuis, Steven Lovas
Record Label(s): 2009 Sumerian Records
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