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Famine's Host

from Darkness Driving Darkness by Wintering

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Lyric by Rahn

The stars portend a barren fall
The rains withheld in parched thrall
Another harvest dissolved into dust
Our only reaping the bounty of rust
On sickles, scythes, and plows withal

Defy the drought
Refuse the plague
Deny the parasite
Resist time

Famine’s host stands assembled at our gates
With bloated banners and tattered fates
Bestial hunger flanked by ravenous thirst
March through fields fallow, naked and cursed
Oh, but past this mirage--paradise awaits

Defy the drought
Refuse the plague
Deny the parasite
Resist time

March,feed, march, bleed
Left, right, Theft of seed
March,feed, march, bleed
Left, right, Loss of need

Our walls collapse our cities crumble
Our crops decay and prayers are scorned
But ether-cleansed and shroud-adorned
Before his eyes we lay, humble

We shed our skin beneath the sun
Our lungs, our hearts, and minds excised

Purified, our souls revived
We’ll be interred and become one

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from Darkness Driving Darkness, released August 11, 2017

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Wintering Chicago, Illinois

Wintering is a Chicago death metal band featuring past and present members of The Living Fields, Cairn, DeathCult and Witchcryer.

For fans of Bolt Thrower, Amorphis (old), Sentenced (old), Morgoth, Autopsy, etc.

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