Collide

from From a Dead Channel / The Uninvited by The Phantom of Phobos

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lyrics

You think you’re safe in the shadow of the monolith
Can’t seem to find your way out of it
You think you’re safe in the glow of your self-created myth
Can’t see these paths of ours are closely knit
Can’t see these paths of ours are closely knit

If you give in to your addiction
We’re bound for collision
These aeons that I’ve been watching you
I can see you
I can feel you
Best you lurk in the shadow still
I can see you and I know if you will

I think I’m through with the soul equivalent complete
Can’t shake the feeling my counterpart’s a counterfeit
I think I’m you and you’re me and we share a common wit
Can’t tolerate such a hypocrite
Can’t tolerate such a hypocrite

If you give in to your addiction
We’re bound for collision
These aeons that I’ve been watching you
I can see you
I can feel you
Best you lurk in the shadow still
I can see you and I know if you will
Keep to your shadow still

What if it’s you
What if it’s always been you
Or is it me
Watched and kept and captivated by you

What if it’s me
What if it’s always been me

If you give in to your addiction
We’re bound for collision
These aeons that I’ve been watching you
I can see you
I can feel you

If you give in to your condition (Your addiction)
We’re bound for collision

credits

from From a Dead Channel / The Uninvited, released April 5, 2019
Music and lyrics: Phobos I, Phobos II, Phobos XX, Phobos XIX

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The Phantom of Phobos Finland

Finnish atmospheric sci-fi-metal group The Phantom of Phobos operates behind pseudonyms I, II, XX and XIX in the musical areas of cinematic metal and darker progressive rock. The listeners of murkier material by Nine Inch Nails and Faith No More will find themselves at home, alongside with the friends of the melodic side of The Gathering and cinematic soundscapes by John Carpenter. ... more