Void Fast
from Know Thyself by Sportsmanship
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lyrics
Make the grass to grow beneath my feet
Into the void. Selah.
Separate the waters from the deep
into the skies. Selah.
The choir master harmony completes
with dissonance resolved.
Hide the fire beyond the firmament
of Tellus’ swirling orb.
Young man, run fast to the void.
Young man, embrace the void.
Axios! Axios! O, my heavens at your heavens!
Axios! Axios! I hear my calling; it’s the silence.
Let all mortal flesh keep silent
pondering nothing earthly minded.
Lidless eye and six-winged voices flying,
endless day descends on ranks of angels.
Into the void. Selah.
Separate the waters from the deep
into the skies. Selah.
The choir master harmony completes
with dissonance resolved.
Hide the fire beyond the firmament
of Tellus’ swirling orb.
Young man, run fast to the void.
Young man, embrace the void.
Axios! Axios! O, my heavens at your heavens!
Axios! Axios! I hear my calling; it’s the silence.
Let all mortal flesh keep silent
pondering nothing earthly minded.
Lidless eye and six-winged voices flying,
endless day descends on ranks of angels.
credits
from Know Thyself,
released October 7, 2019
Guitar - Trey Lewis
Bass - Matt Grace
Drums - Rowland Yeargan
Synth - Matt Grace
Small Percussion - Armani Mavinga
Vocals - Trey Lewis
Guitar - Trey Lewis
Bass - Matt Grace
Drums - Rowland Yeargan
Synth - Matt Grace
Small Percussion - Armani Mavinga
Vocals - Trey Lewis
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Oct 2019 -
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Jan 2017 -
Sep 2016
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