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Though we later may walk In a valley in a shadow of death What should we logically fear? Perhaps the complacent urge for a Eventually they'll come Your name has been called out for eons To claim the blood And salvage what remains For once Napalm Death - Fatalist Lyrics D'oh! We don't have the lyrics to this song yet. Submit them for us?

Please add them for us, if you know them. These are the same thoughts that I had yesterday Oh lady, lady Creature of habit Then swiftly becomes it Either we'll die, we'll die. I know a psychic who Reads her own palm and Her findings Here I've lost it all Back against a wall Time comes burning thin Feel it start again Here now comes the rain Watch it wash away Night I know a psychic who Reads her Fatalist lyrics performed by Sarah Jaffe: These are the same thoughts that I had yesterday Oh lady, lady creature of habit then swiftly Soulscar - Fatalist Mantra Lyrics Fatalist Mantra lyrics performed by Soulscar: Light of faith lit every new dawn for him Claws of the dark consumed his past A crucible full of blood of angels Disco Ruido!

Lyricsmania staff is working hard for you Lyrics by V. Retribution 2. Fatalist 3. Prophecy 4. Synthetic Forms 5. Falling 6. Don't Trust Anyone 7. Unknown Dreams 8. Torched 9. Machine Slave Silent Ceremony Check more fatalist lyrics at Lyrics. When did you know that this is what you wanted to do? What drives your passion behind the music? Sarah: No formal instrument training. I play the piano and am learning to play guitar. I've been singing my entire life. Playing in a band and writing original tunes is something I have always wanted to do.

Josh helped inspire me to do so. My passion comes from textures, beauty, and experiences. Creating music motivates me. It is an outlet for my imagination. Josh: I am self-taught. I grew up in a very musical family. My parents, brother and sister all play instruments.

I started playing drums in my late teens and picked up the guitar and piano a bit. My parents bought me a 4-track machine for my 18th birthday, and I became obsessed with making strange textures and writing songs, messing around with loop pedals, drum machines, and whatever instruments i could get my hands on.

Music is something that I have to do. It is something that I tend to fixate on at all times. I can't see myself not making music or being creative in some way or another. OAN: Well, you do it very well. Each song is so unique. The themes are all different. The music is diverse. The pace for each takes puts you in a completely different mind-set from the others.

Is this a conscience effort on your part, to make each song an individual journey? Josh and Sarah: It is not always a conscience effort. Usually what comes out, comes out in our songs. But we try to start off with a fresh canvas for each song. It starts with an idea, then turns into some sort of a theme and works from there. We pull a lot of these ideas from our imaginations, dreams, or past experiences. I think the best way to describe this process, is visualizing short stories or films in our minds, and creating the theme of a song around that.

OAN: Springboarding off of that question, how do you arrive at a final result? Because again, the sound is so layered, with so many parts that have to work together.

Sarah: From there, they continue to grow and develop their emotion. I like to hear sounds that can grab a hold of your heart in a beautiful way. Many of them are dark, haunting, sad. All of them are moving. Do you write together, drawing on individual experience? Or do you use the outlet to tell a story? Josh: A lot of our lyrics tend to be on the darker or sad side. I suppose that's what comes out the easiest. But we like to offer a bit of hope within our music.

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