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Crows Ultimatum

by Technickill

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Another Track from Demo 2017
Full-Lenght Album will release on 2018 via Limited Blasting Production

All music and lyrics written and arranged by Technickill
Recorded by technickill 2016-2017
Mixed and mastered by F. Antonia at Orvius Soundlab

Technickill are :
Afien Iqlal : Vocals
H.F. Dhynawa : Guitars
Bondan W.G. : Bass
Ananta A.P. : Drums

Copyright © by Technickill 2017
re-pressing this album or its compotions and content by any third party is illegal.

lyrics

The crows rough then takes to flight,
With sounds of wicked laughter,
Echoes from the great beyond,
The unknown here after!

Caw, caw, caw,
The crows screeches,
Spreads its wraithlike wings,
Ominous omens it leaves’ behind,
Warnings of dreadful things!

Across the void, the vast beyond,
Between heaven, earth and hell,
The crows screeches’ can be heard,
An agonizing yell!

The crows is the symbol of doom,
The end of all that’s good,
Catastrophes from Hades gate,
A promise of flowing blood!

Shrouded in so many myths,
Unworldly horrors’ abound,
The crows sends a message,
That the Devil is around!

Caw, caw, caw,
The crows screeches,
Spreads its wraithlike wings,
Ominous omens it leaves’ behind,
Warnings of dreadful things!

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released April 5, 2017

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