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- Slowly We Rot Lyrics / with translationsKill all. Fight hell. Lesions fighting love.
Fight them all in a living hell.
Slowly rot and you die.
You fight death as you'll realize.
Kill them all. Fight death and slowly read in the love.
Fight them all, join me, slowly we rot.
Slowly we rot. Dead to all.
Fighting as you slowly read in your love.
Fighting the sword. The sword is your plow.
Dead to all. Fighting as you're slowly rotting in hell.
Fight them all, join me, slowly we dwell.
Slowly we dwell. Decharge.
Fight them all in a living hell.
Slowly rot and you die.
You fight death as you'll realize.
Kill them all. Fight death and slowly read in the love.
Fight them all, join me, slowly we rot.
Slowly we rot. Dead to all.
Fighting the sword. The sword is your plow.
Dead to all. Fighting as you're slowly rotting in hell.
Fight them all, join me, slowly we dwell.
Slowly we dwell. Decharge.
Facts about Slowly We Rot
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Slowly We Rot is written by Trevor Leon Peres, Donald William Tardy, John Tardy.
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It is first released in 1989 as part of Obituary's album "Slowly We Rot" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, Obituary's song 'Slowly We Rot' presents a dark and powerful depiction of death and decay through its intense visuals which show people who fight against their unavoidable death. The lyrics use death as a metaphor to show how people struggle against their impending death while their bodies complete their natural process of aging until death arrives. The lyrics of Slow We Rot Show six main emotional states which include angst and despair and anger and love and solitude. The song demonstrates how people need to fight through their internal battles while facing death and degeneration and experiencing affection and suffering. The lyrics express violent and deadly themes which show high levels of intensity and permanent duration. The repeated references to fighting, killing, and rotting suggest adult themes that are not suitable for children. Parents should review the content material of these lyrics before they permit their children to listen to them.
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Slowly We Rot falls under the genre Rock.
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Slowly We Rot song length is 3 minutes and 38 seconds.
Who wrote Slowly We Rot lyrics?
Slowly We Rot is written by Trevor Leon Peres, Donald William Tardy, John Tardy.
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When was Slowly We Rot released?
It is first released in 1989 as part of Obituary's album "Slowly We Rot" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Slowly We Rot lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, Obituary's song 'Slowly We Rot' presents a dark and powerful depiction of death and decay through its intense visuals which show people who fight against their unavoidable death. The lyrics use death as a metaphor to show how people struggle against their impending death while their bodies complete their natural process of aging until death arrives. The lyrics of Slow We Rot Show six main emotional states which include angst and despair and anger and love and solitude. The song demonstrates how people need to fight through their internal battles while facing death and degeneration and experiencing affection and suffering. The lyrics express violent and deadly themes which show high levels of intensity and permanent duration. The repeated references to fighting, killing, and rotting suggest adult themes that are not suitable for children. Parents should review the content material of these lyrics before they permit their children to listen to them.
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Which genre is Slowly We Rot?
Slowly We Rot falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Slowly We Rot?
Slowly We Rot song length is 3 minutes and 38 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Trevor Leon Peres, Donald William Tardy, John TardyRecord Label(s): 1989, 1997 The All Blacks B V , This reissue P 1997 The All Blacks B V
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