Cursing the day
Palisades of the shadows
Against the weight of decay
Grey light in bloom
Wasting away
In the embers of power
Not a voice to remain
Echoes of the past
In the ruins tomorrow
Lies the meaning of today
Where only memories are hallow
For time to wash away
Gaze upon me
I have seen the end
Suspended in light
An omen to portend
One are we
A vigil in the end
Suspended in light
Days of halcyon descend
Reawakened
A temple from another age
A peace to transcend
Loss fading away
Navigating through
The empty spaces
Elder - Omens Lyrics
Elder - Omens Lyrics
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Cursing the day
Palisades of the shadows
Against the weight of decay
Grey light in bloom
Wasting away
In the embers of power
Not a voice to remain
Echoes of the past
In the ruins tomorrow
Lies the meaning of today
Where only memories are hallow
For time to wash away
Gaze upon me
I have seen the end
Suspended in light
An omen to portend
One are we
A vigil in the end
Suspended in light
Days of halcyon descend
Reawakened
A temple from another age
A peace to transcend
Loss fading away
Navigating through
The empty spaces
Palisades of the shadows
Against the weight of decay
Grey light in bloom
Wasting away
In the embers of power
Not a voice to remain
Echoes of the past
In the ruins tomorrow
Lies the meaning of today
Where only memories are hallow
For time to wash away
Gaze upon me
I have seen the end
Suspended in light
An omen to portend
One are we
A vigil in the end
Suspended in light
Days of halcyon descend
Reawakened
A temple from another age
A peace to transcend
Loss fading away
Navigating through
The empty spaces
Writer: Nick DiSalvo, Jack Donvan, Michael Risberg, Georg Edert
Copyright: Lyrics © Sentric Music, Songtrust Ave
Copyright: Lyrics © Sentric Music, Songtrust Ave
Performed By: Elder
Language: English
Length: 10:52
Written by: Nick DiSalvo, Jack Donvan, Michael Risberg, Georg Edert