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I'll Come Back

from I'll Come Back by SACRAMENT

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from I'll Come Back, released January 7, 2015
I’llcome back

This skygroans with sirens
Our towns
are destroyed
with a volley (of) fire
We’re buried alive in silence
out of court,
without fault.
We’re refused and mired,
It’sleaving conscienceoff-screen
I’llcome back after my death
only to catch your eye.
Will you go on telling the lie?
You’re blind toother’s sorrow.
(A)little child
yelled and cried.
itwas“never mind”!
We’ll try to survive tomorrow
Someone’s deal,
butcher's bill
But will the end
justify the meansnext time?
I’llcome back after my death
only to catch your eye.
Will you go on telling the lie
of value of (the)life?
I’llcome back after my death.

And one second before a point-blank shot
I’ll press to my breast my crying kids.
There is myscorched to ashes land
And not germinatedseeds
I’llcome back after my death
only to catch your eye.
Will you go on telling the lie
of value of life?
I’llcome back after my death.
And wind is like light sigh,
early dew is like tears of child.

I’llcome back after my death
only to catch your eye.
Will you go on telling the lie
of value of thelife?
I’llcome back after my death.
And there is (the) open sky.
I’llcome back after my death.

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SACRAMENT Saint Petersburg, Russia

The history of Sacrament starts in 2005, from the beginning the band declared itself to be one of the best bands of St. Petersburg in gothic-metal genre.
2011 and 2012 brought global changes in band's line-up that greatly effected the band's sound. That fact opened the new page of the band's history presenting dynamic, hard and expressive music in alternative metal style. ... more

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