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Malignant Miseries

from Wreath by Spiked Crib

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lyrics

Rise to fear, to grief, to anguish
Moaning ov'r days never to be
Charm the sheets with tears and twisting
Quivers of streams on sunken cheek

Death, Will I wear your cloak today?

Cells they rise in queer large numbers
Feeding the reaper with hope
Barren scalp bears witness to the danger
Of the flesh soon to become meat

(Leave death angel, let her now be
Drain vain thoughts of anxiety.
Near the gates of where she will be,
Stands relief from attrocity.) - 2

The distant light.
(Come, sweet parting, wash away pain.
Bury suffering, life in vain.
Scorch dry skin off failing limb,
Swell the cold from deep within.) - 2

She fails to breathe.

Roses break grey petals,
Shattering shards,
Of glassmade memories,
Carved in a heart

(Dreams they fly by like the souls of the fallen,
Fears they don't threaten no more than vain wanting
Hurts cease to tease with hopes of sweet balm
Fly away darling like a dove so calm) - 2

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from Wreath, track released October 22, 2016

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Spiked Crib Mumbai, India

Spiked Crib is a Symphonic Extreme Metal band hailing from Mumbai, India. Besides darkly inclined lyrics and an ambient undertone in the music, the band also generates a good response with hearty harmonics, blended into contemporary Black Metal styles.

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