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Grows Then Dies

by Solarcycles

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A reflection of life's intricate tapestry, where beauty and darkness coexist, and where growth and decay are inextricably linked. A great track for symphonic metal and gothic fans.

lyrics

Instigate the Sacrifice
All this pain will suffice
to strengthen and revive
Bless and hail these teary eyes
it's more than you'll ever find
unfolding in disguise

Hard to leave
This complicated mind
Lost in hurt
All this time
I have believed
And held tight to one dream
Like it was known to me

I Guess it’s full of Wonders
Have Known it for a thousand years or not?
I guess I do believe it

Instigate the Sacrifice
All this pain will suffice
to strengthen and revive
Bless and hail these teary eyes
it's more than you'll ever find
unfolding in disguise

Your world is here, like flowers are in rain
Where it grows then dies froze to rise in spring again
Hurt I feel, longing
To escape decline the passing time
Though I know I can’t

credits

released September 22, 2023
Sascha van der Meer – Vocals & Bassguitar
Iwan IJsbrandij – Guitars
Ralf IJsbrandij - Drums
Silvana Jirka - Violin/Viola
Frank Timmerman - Keys & Symphonies

Music composed by: Iwan IJsbrandij
Lyrics & melody written by: Sascha van der Meer
Mixed by: Fieke van den Hurk at Dearworld Studio
Mastered by: Darius van Helfteren at Amsterdam Mastering

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Solarcycles Hoofddorp, Netherlands

Solarcycles can be characterized best as a folk metal/rock band,but in reality Solarcycles’ music has a unique sound in which tight drums and harsh melodic guitar riffs are combined with floating classical violin and keys that echo traditional Celtic and Scandinavian folk music. Solarcycles’ compositions are made extra special by vocals influenced by British Indie pop/rock and Celtic melodies. ... more

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  • May 18
    Eallum
    Dordrecht, Netherlands

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