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Enervate

from Emergence by Dawn Of Leviathan

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This track reflects the philosophy of Kitsunkuroi but applied to the human condition or psyche. You are more beautiful for having been broken.

This is also the first song we wrote as a collective with the current line up.

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I am broken, I cannot pull myself together.
I dream of leaving this, a vacant soulless abyss before the energies can tear me apart.

I stand above this flux of fear,
longing for better place to finally realize what I truly am on the inside.

We release our soul onto this night, imaging a time where I can open my eyes and perceive, perfect, un-corrupt reality. I cannot shape the pieces of my fragmented mind but I can enervate this pain I feel on the inside, you cannot stop me breaking apart.

Our minds are ever-changing, shifting into ominous forms. Abstract perfections reveal scars over time; reborn.

We are broken, we must pull ourselves together.
We dream of leaving this, a vacant soulless abyss before the energies will tear us apart. Recreate me just to tear me apart, they won't tear me apart.

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from Emergence, released December 18, 2015

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Dawn Of Leviathan Perth, Australia

We are a band from Perth, Western Australia that loves music and wants to tour the world playing it.

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