Name: Terms of Bereavement
Duration: P00H04M58S
Description: The entire album is loosely based on the concept of killing yourself but the inner parts of yourself. In this song the lyrical content pertains to killing yourself but watching yourself die in a third person view and seeing the effects caused by committing suicide only to be on the edge of returning to life but are unfortunately dead hence "just tell me that this isn't real"

Terms of Bereavement

from Eulogies of the Exhumed by Born Into Exile

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The entire album is loosely based on the concept of killing yourself but the inner parts of yourself. In this song the lyrical content pertains to killing yourself but watching yourself die in a third person view and seeing the effects caused by committing suicide only to be on the edge of returning to life but are unfortunately dead hence "just tell me that this isn't real"

lyrics

And I've been sitting so low it seems like I've fallen from grace.
Open your arms and take me into this shallow disgrace.
I've become and empty shell of what I used to be.
Painful aches and bitter reminders are all I hold left in my dying hands.

I wasn't ready to do this yet
I can't get myself together
When you're ripping me, ripping me apart.

The air around me begins to thicken
My sights fade to black
There's no turning back..

Now you're gone
There's nothing left inside
No feeling, no hurting, no more trying to hide.
Now you're gone..
These wounds, they never heal.
Just tell me that this isn't real.

The body becomes a vessel
Soon you will greet a new soul
You're dying now and the light grows close.

The air around me begins to thicken
My sights fade to black
There's no turning back..

And I'm better off dead..
This is the last time..
We say...
Goodbye.

Now you're gone
There's nothing left inside.
No feeling, no hurting, no more trying to hide.
Now you're gone..
These wounds..
They never heal..
Just tell me that this isn't real..

credits

from Eulogies of the Exhumed, released October 31, 2016

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Born Into Exile Rockford, Illinois

Deathcore/Djent influenced Metal From Illinois.

Djinger Thall Hertzner- Vox
Scott Speck- Drums
Josh Pesina- guitar
Aaron Urnin Riley- Bass
Mikey Hodge-Guitar