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Primrose path

from Deadweight Undertow by Order of Chaos

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PRIMROSE PATH


Po faced whores drain your force
Leech true light, rob you blind
Drag you down where they crawl

They build you up to tear you down
You've let this boil now cast it out
Why feed on fear just go to ground

From the next day forward...

With our enemies were waltzing hand in hand across the land
Backsteppin' the dark fantastic on the primrose path

Gift horse lied out its mouth
Blood shot eyes, mind goes south
Back down there on all fours

Point them out curse their name
Aim this hate shift the blame
Naught but one and the same

Pull this day backwards...

Round and round we thrust
This hedonistic crux
In not one we trust
Is this vicious cycle how we roll ?

With our enemies were waltzing hand in hand across the land
Backsteppin' the dark fantastic on the primrose path
To the tune of the Moribund the job gets done
Backsteppin' the dark fantastic on the primrose path

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from Deadweight Undertow, released January 1, 2014

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Order of Chaos Melbourne, Australia

Evan Coops - Guitar, backing vocals
Terry Vainoras - Bass, Vocals
Matt Rizzo - Drums, backing vocals

Formed in 1995 as a melodic death metal band, slowly transformed over the years into a present day metallic hardcore / death metal hybrid with punk undertones. ... more

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