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Naught (2023 Version)

from I Feel Sick by Redemption Draweth Nigh

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From "The Escape"

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One by one we're all brought down
Deep into the arms of death
Buried far into the ground
In that day we'll rest

The armies moving single file
Marching of their feet keeps time
Bodies in the streets are piled
There is no reason why

We are so afraid on this: the darkest day
Alone and broken, our spirit weak: we pray

Let it crumble to dust
Falling towers of rust
Disillusioned all thought
Everything will come to naught
Bring your armies to war
Burning blood and the gore
Oh my god it's time
I am not afraid to die

Locked up by the overlords
Beheaded claimed by the sword
We are not afraid of you
We are not afraid
Strung up, hung out to die
Black crows pluck out our eyes
We are not afraid of you
We are not ashamed

You have done this
Build up to tear down everything
Workers of iniquity
You will too feel death's sting

Brought to the gallows tree
Drowned in your treachery
Deep into a bloody sea
Oh the horror that will be
Wind it carries the dust
Towers falling to rust
Endless tears will be wrought
Everything will come to naught

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from I Feel Sick, released July 21, 2023
Music and lyrics by Adam Snyder

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Redemption Draweth Nigh Woodbury, Tennessee

Redemption Draweth Nigh is a solo project focused on the end-times and the nearing return of Jesus Christ.

This music is in the service of Jesus Christ.

From Nashville, Tennessee.

The music is a blend of rock, jazz, blues, and classical that's probably best described as art rock or prog. ... more

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