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Leviathan

from Vessel by The Worlders

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Devoured by the jaws of the awing abyss
For the dangerous descent into the mouth of madness
To reap the ruin from bad seeds sown by past deeds
Where the dead rise from their rest while the living are falling fast asleep
A scorching fire burning deep inside
Twisting thorns of churning thoughts coursing through the weakened mind
Yearning with a thirst that cannot be quenched
Drenched in fear wasting years choking on the tears of anguish
The wrenching pain of boiling blood poisoning veins
Fueling the flame to be consumed by bitter rage
As deafening cries crawl across the wind’s whispering breath
Echoing off the hills of the valley of the shadow of death
Welcomed into the bewildering wilderness
To be deserted in the dunes of doubt’s desolate darkness
Amongst the pools of fools chattering with gnashing teeth
Clamoring to warm their bones beside the inferno’s bowels billowing heat

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from Vessel, released July 8, 2013
Written by: M. Shay
Produced, mixed, & vocal effects by: Anvil Hands
Recorded, edited, mixed, & mastered by: Think
Published by: Businessmen's Record Club (ASCAP)

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The Worlders San Diego, California

The Worlders, are an alternative hip-hop group, consisting of producer Anvil Hands and songwriter Michael Patrick Shay. Creating worlds with both words and sound to immerse the listener with a sense of mystery. Anvil Hands' production plays like the soundtrack to a film accompanying Michael Patrick Shay’s poetic lyrics. With each song being an introspective journey of self-reflection. ... more

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