Inertia - LEVIATHAN (feat. Jacob Charlton) [Official Music Video]

Описание: ‘Leviathan’ feat. Jacob Charlton of Thornhill, off the debut album ‘Second Shadow’ out now via Resist Records.

Produced, engineered and mixed by Mark Williamson @ Keywork Audio
https://keyworkaudio.com/
Additional production by Ryan Siew
Additional production by Callan Orr
Guest vocals engineered by Nick Sjogren
Drum engineering by Chris Blancato
Mastering by Kris Crummett

Director / DOP / Editor: Jack Fontes   / fontesvisuals  
Produced by Dunelabs   / dunelabs  
Stills Photography / Gaffer: Guy Vears   / oldmatevears  
Art and Props Coordinator: Renee Schulz   / reneelouiseart  
Art Assistant: Bridie Lewis   / bridie_lorraine  


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Spit it out, say it again
Tell me how you got the nerve 
That‘s got you going against your word
Didn’t you mind playing pretend?
Now you're betting it all
But you don’t want to let it go
Your time is up
You’ve said enough
Your words mean nothing anymore
My mind’s made up
I called your bluff
I watched your fears take over

It’s getting harder just to feel something
But I don’t want to live this way
I’m living in a world of grey
There’s a darkness that’s been lingering
But I don’t want to live this way
I lost myself inside this slow decay 

You passed the point of no return
There's a lesson left to learn
You can't circumvent
Every second you spent
Thinking you're invincible
Living on the other side of desire
There’s still something missing
What exists beyond the edge of your mind
When there’s no one listening?

Mysterious 
You’re so mysterious 
So dry your eyes, I heard you say 
Your sin’s incisions feast away 
The dust of violent days forever stays
But beware desires untameable
Don’t let them sink their teeth into your heart
My leviathan  
You’re so cruel
I want more 
But I don’t feel like the one that you need
Just leave me for dead

Destined to live by my mistakes
Is this the price I have to pay?
I lost myself inside this slow decay