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Killswitch Engage Rusted Embrace Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.25/10 [16 votes]Album: Killswitch Engage / Original Release Date: 2000-07-11Genre: RockSong Duration: 4 min 29 sec
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- Rusted Embrace Lyrics / with translationsGazing at the horizon
Lost in the cryptic majesty
Gazing at the horizon
So lost what have we done
A slowly dying earth, a suffocated wasteland
For convenience and so called progression
Visions of prophecy
Faces pushed in the earth
Nothing will change unless we inflict
Transition praying on bended knees
(Empty)
Closed eyes will not see
(Empty)
Praying on bended knees
(Empty)
Is there still time
The sands of time will
Are slipping through our fingers
Will we stare into the eyes of nothingness?
Burned and raped in the name of humanity
Enslaved earth I pray for death for your release
Lost in the cryptic majesty
Gazing at the horizon
So lost what have we done
A slowly dying earth, a suffocated wasteland
For convenience and so called progression
Visions of prophecy
Faces pushed in the earth
Nothing will change unless we inflict
Transition praying on bended knees
Closed eyes will not see
(Empty)
Praying on bended knees
(Empty)
Is there still time
The sands of time will
Are slipping through our fingers
Will we stare into the eyes of nothingness?
Burned and raped in the name of humanity
Enslaved earth I pray for death for your release
Facts about Rusted Embrace
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Rusted Embrace is written by Jesse D Leach, Adam Jonathan Dutkiewicz, Mike A D'antonio, Joel Michael Stroetzel.
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It is first released on July 11, 2000 as part of Killswitch Engage's album "Killswitch Engage" which includes 13 tracks in total.
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When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, Rusted Embrace by Killswitch Engage presents an emotional display of how humans destroy Earth while pressing for urgent change, which needs to happen before time runs out. The lyrics of Rusted Embrace express despair and social commentary and self-reflection and anger. The song demonstrates how environmental destruction drives urgent need for change because prayer without action leads to pointless outcomes. The lyrics express strong environmental destruction themes and despair and hopelessness, which might disturb younger audiences. The phrase 'burned, and raped, in the name of humanity' creates strong visual images which match content that should be viewed by adults.
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Rusted Embrace falls under the genre Rock.
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Rusted Embrace song length is 4 minutes and 29 seconds.
Who wrote Rusted Embrace lyrics?
Rusted Embrace is written by Jesse D Leach, Adam Jonathan Dutkiewicz, Mike A D'antonio, Joel Michael Stroetzel.
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When was Rusted Embrace released?
It is first released on July 11, 2000 as part of Killswitch Engage's album "Killswitch Engage" which includes 13 tracks in total.
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What is the meaning behind Rusted Embrace lyrics?
When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, Rusted Embrace by Killswitch Engage presents an emotional display of how humans destroy Earth while pressing for urgent change, which needs to happen before time runs out. The lyrics of Rusted Embrace express despair and social commentary and self-reflection and anger. The song demonstrates how environmental destruction drives urgent need for change because prayer without action leads to pointless outcomes. The lyrics express strong environmental destruction themes and despair and hopelessness, which might disturb younger audiences. The phrase 'burned, and raped, in the name of humanity' creates strong visual images which match content that should be viewed by adults.
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Which genre is Rusted Embrace?
Rusted Embrace falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Rusted Embrace?
Rusted Embrace song length is 4 minutes and 29 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Jesse D Leach, Adam Jonathan Dutkiewicz, Mike A D'antonio, Joel Michael StroetzelRecord Label(s): 2005 Ferret Music, LLC
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