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The Chaos Engine

from In Terrifying Colour by Dividium

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Track 4 of 'In Terrifying Colour' by Dividium.

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The Chaos Engine

Left in the grip of ambiguity,
Ascension to a faded contradiction,
Crashed back down to earth.
Manifesting in the echoes,
Trapped in dark repose,
Grasping for the question with all the answers sealed.

I am reborn.

Lost,
Searching for a dream that wasn’t real and fading.
Chased a dying light and rescued by the dawn,
I am reborn.

Nascent, a sign of new rebirth,
The connection of our heart and mind is golden,
Tantamount to sin.
Pushed by the hand of god but crushed,
Beneath the weight of all his failures.

Lost,
Searching for a dream that wasn’t real and fading.
Chased a dying light and rescued by the dawn,
I am reborn.

I am reborn.

credits

from In Terrifying Colour, released April 1, 2016
Written, performed and recorded by Dividium.

Special thanks to Zak Glossop.

Recorded at Silent City Studios under the expertise guidance of Rob Hobson.

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Dividium Hull, UK

Dividium are a technical, melodic metal band from Hull, UK. Formed in February of 2013 from members of long established bands from the Hull and Sheffield scene, the band have just released their second album 'In Terrifying Colour', featuring the singles 'Eternity', 'In Terrifying Colour', '330' and 'The Chaos Engine'. ... more

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