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Bloodlust

from Ozymandias by The Distance Project

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The third part to the three part EP, "Ozymandias"

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War. War, sweet war.
Blood of this empire, pride of my homage to Ra.
Nadir of rival ambition, key to fearful love.
My friends, join me in a gauntlet of strength.
Earthen subjects you wield, but you are mine to die.

Brothers. Are you the alpha?
Fathers. Are you a worthy?
Goddess. Her eyes probe you.
Prideful intoxication; ambrosia of healing conquest.
You’re afraid of who might lose you... But embrace your high.

War. War, sweet war. Blood of my empire,
Without which I am thrown from my permanence.

Recognize dominance. Stamp me in history. Legendary.
Recognize. Recognize your chance to crawl into my grave.
Recognize your chance. Live in my mosaic.

Sink the rival kingdoms. Irrelevant, irreverent.
Brothers. Are you the alpha?
Fathers. Are you worthy?
Prideful intoxication.
Goddess. Ambrosia of my lust.

When we die and exhale, look on my works.
I will last forever. I will watch forever.
This is the end. Ozymandias.

credits

from Ozymandias, released September 2, 2016
Written and recorded by Danny Crowley, Taylor Silver,

Special love to Donnie Cantrell.

Album photography by MusikAnimal.

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The Distance Project is to push our own abilities and explore our creativity as musicians. The band calls Washington DC home, but is spread on 2 continents. Despite a 14 hour time difference, we are dedicated to exploring how far we can go.

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