Name: The Red Flower
Duration: P00H04M58S
Description: This track is about the underworld and how there is a queen who resides there and you are her chosen one. The track describes in depth the journey and description of what it is like down there. It also expresses the red queen's intentions and what happens to you.

The Red Flower

from Compelled To Suffer by HARBINGER

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This track is about the underworld and how there is a queen who resides there and you are her chosen one. The track describes in depth the journey and description of what it is like down there. It also expresses the red queen's intentions and what happens to you.

lyrics

The fall, it's the last thing I remember
Memories tear apart my soul
Consumed by the endless burning fire my body turns again to ashes

Revealing ruined bones, I'm falling to the darkest place
Where light causes pain, and darkness brings solace into a place which deprives one of faith
Erases memories which leads to madness and effaces the boundary between people and beasts.

The Red Goddess
Her shrine shrouds all the memories
She is the key to the gate of unending Agony
She is the answer!
The Red Goddess
The road that I must follow, the path that I must take

The trail of the red flower
What challenge will subdue my mistake?

A foul stench resides from deep down inside
The petals of the flower blood ridden as dye
Whose aroma is deadly to all living beings

Your five senses removed until you are shroud in nothingness
The Red Goddess claims her temporary vessel

Down here you are nothing but a pawn
A resting place, a feeding place, for her mighty goddess
Once she has you there's no returning
She'll leave you lifeless, but you'll never rot
This is eternity
This is true suffering

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from Compelled To Suffer, released May 17, 2019
Produced, Mixed and Mastered by Meyrick De La Fuente at Floodgate Audio

Art by Shindy Design

Lyrics and music by Harbinger

Debut album 'Compelled To Suffer' out 17th May 2019

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HARBINGER London, UK

Underpinning righteous fury with thick, groove-laden riffs, anthemic choruses and shredding guitar solos, Harbinger package high-minded concepts and techniques with primitive savagery and raw heaviness. Backed by big riffs, untamed heaviness and technicality, Harbinger are pushing the boundaries of modern metal, but with a lot of consideration and respect for the foundations and roots of the genre ... more

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