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Imprisoned Cell (demo)

from Emblems of Elegance (demo) by Degavolver

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lyrics

the garden sends a messenger
centuries of sleep, in meadows deep
his secret holds the trigger of your vital cells

awaken in the cell of horror,
floor stained in blood from yourself and a friend
you never met him,
but you'll take anything

your eyes are a beautiful blue;
in a rage the cloud's setting over
your eyes have a beautiful skew; only in a rage
garden sends a messenger. his secret, it is... vital cells

sleep in the cell of destruction;
can't clarify what is said in this room
you'll never meet him; he didn't have what it took

your eyes are a beautiful blue;
in a rage the cloud's setting over
your eyes have a beautiful skew; only in a rage
garden sends a messenger. his secret, it is...

what made you go,
is not a destiny
it's needed for resolve
your right could be the wrong
what brings you here,
won't be reversed
it's needed for resolve.
your right is wrong

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from Emblems of Elegance (demo), released December 25, 2009

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Degavolver Caribou, Maine

this is a closed project, essentially practice demos that led to a different project starting in 2015

these demos were recorded with an 1/4 to 1/8th inch jack cable for guitars (+pedals as needed) and bass, a rock band USB mic for vocals, garage band for drums, and was not mixed or mastered in any way. lol ... more

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