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Insomnia

from Towards Oblivion by Ubiquity

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lyrics

Cold sweat drip on my forehead
Heavy breathing
My heart doesn't calm down
What was that nightmare?
I saw a putrid king
Crushing the world under his domination
He had my face

Devastation remained behind him
Blood and fire
Virgin ground to rebuild everything
These lies around us
Disgusted me
The King may all clear

The King may all clear
The King ...
And if this dream will be reality
I'll wish to wear his crown

Those smiles hide the misfortune
Those smiles paint hypocrisy
Thinking of goods display their convictions
Each better than the others

Wake me up
Fear is in my marrow
Standing in a nightmare
I'm unable to reign

Slaves think they are masters
chained but smiling
Those noisy shadows
Lead us towards oblivion

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from Towards Oblivion, released September 22, 2017

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Ubiquity Charleroi, Belgium

Ubiquity is a project started by Anthony (vocal & guitar) and Jérôme (guitar) existing since a couple of years. In 2015, the band was formed with the arrival of Julien (bassist) and Martin (drummer).
The band found immediately its style and opted for a music aggressive and progressive.
Their first EP, "Towards Oblivion", was released on the 22 September 2017.
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