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Thrust

from Untitled by Oaken

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lyrics

Why just throw them in the pit if I can make them slaves?

I have shed everything so I can rebuild myself.

Fatherless swan hinders the end of the night.

The crack within the psyche is a temple where no one goes.

If you overcome you’ll inherit these things, and I will be your God.

Believe that the sinister wing will unfold! Must overcome!

Trust me, I’ll be there when the last bit of breath leaves the body.

I'll be born again from the kiss of a God.

Trust me, I’ll be there under the rock.


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Greediness and ignorance makes a dangerous compound in a society
filled with superstition. Countless stories of exploiting desperation
remain untold to this day. 'Thrust' was loosely inspired by the case
of a serial killer named Ahmad Suradji.
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from Untitled, released June 28, 2021

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Oaken Budapest, Hungary

2 guitars, 1 bass, 1 synth, 1,5 drumkits and fell voices of collective desolation. We are an angry experimental hardcore band from Budapest (HU).

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