Uran Breath
๐ต 1753 characters
โฑ๏ธ 4:17 duration
๐ ID: 9448535
๐ Lyrics
Dig for ancient coal treasures
To enter the soil vessels
Dig for the purest essence of uranium
The king of elements
Through deep mines and toxic pits
Shaft by shaft
Enlarge the mine
Expand barehanded
Radon crawls into cells
Entombed torch of past ablaze
Turn future to dark
Return with treasures from the mine
Stored in body and soul
Radon stuck in home walls
From those who seek refuge
Where roots were torn from fertile soil
Where sons of mine fell in nuclear dusk
Where men sieve seeds in gardens of ash
Where humans pulverize humans to dust
Cancer for the servant
Uranium for the king
Treasures lying deeper
Than one can dig his grave
Granite and rhyolite
Vulcanic hatchery
Grinded black powder
Out of Earth's entrails
Pressure and time
Forge mineral accessory
Fossil raid forges
Past and future to present
The power of impact increased by mass effect
Ultimate chemicals towards assailable organisms
Where roots were torn from fertile soil
Where sons of mine fell in nuclear dusk
Where men sieve seeds in gardens of ash
Where humans pulverize humans to dust
Hundreds of tons of uranium ammunition have been used in wars and conflicts
Inhaled uran aerosols remain in lungs and lymph nodes for an entire life cycle
The consequence, skin and lung cancer cases in affected warzones
Projectiles in the ground release uranium into the ground water
These battlefields belong to the most contaminated areas on planet Earth
Disposal pits turn shallow where
Mankind's existence is wiped out by war
Combat vehicles, vessels of death
Atomized by projectiles when nothing's left
Where men sieve seeds in gardens of ash
Where humans pulverize humans to dust
Cancer for the servant
Uranium for the king
Treasures lying deeper
Than one can dig his grave
To enter the soil vessels
Dig for the purest essence of uranium
The king of elements
Through deep mines and toxic pits
Shaft by shaft
Enlarge the mine
Expand barehanded
Radon crawls into cells
Entombed torch of past ablaze
Turn future to dark
Return with treasures from the mine
Stored in body and soul
Radon stuck in home walls
From those who seek refuge
Where roots were torn from fertile soil
Where sons of mine fell in nuclear dusk
Where men sieve seeds in gardens of ash
Where humans pulverize humans to dust
Cancer for the servant
Uranium for the king
Treasures lying deeper
Than one can dig his grave
Granite and rhyolite
Vulcanic hatchery
Grinded black powder
Out of Earth's entrails
Pressure and time
Forge mineral accessory
Fossil raid forges
Past and future to present
The power of impact increased by mass effect
Ultimate chemicals towards assailable organisms
Where roots were torn from fertile soil
Where sons of mine fell in nuclear dusk
Where men sieve seeds in gardens of ash
Where humans pulverize humans to dust
Hundreds of tons of uranium ammunition have been used in wars and conflicts
Inhaled uran aerosols remain in lungs and lymph nodes for an entire life cycle
The consequence, skin and lung cancer cases in affected warzones
Projectiles in the ground release uranium into the ground water
These battlefields belong to the most contaminated areas on planet Earth
Disposal pits turn shallow where
Mankind's existence is wiped out by war
Combat vehicles, vessels of death
Atomized by projectiles when nothing's left
Where men sieve seeds in gardens of ash
Where humans pulverize humans to dust
Cancer for the servant
Uranium for the king
Treasures lying deeper
Than one can dig his grave
โฑ๏ธ Synced Lyrics
[00:03.32] Dig for ancient coal treasures
[00:08.35] To enter the soil vessels
[00:09.75] Dig for the purest essence of uranium
[00:16.62] The king of elements
[00:18.65] Through deep mines and toxic pits
[00:22.98] Shaft by shaft
[00:26.43] Enlarge the mine
[00:27.36] Expand barehanded
[00:30.65] Radon crawls into cells
[00:33.59] Entombed torch of past ablaze
[00:37.52] Turn future to dark
[00:38.76] Return with treasures from the mine
[00:44.37] Stored in body and soul
[00:45.75] Radon stuck in home walls
[00:51.26] From those who seek refuge
[00:55.36]
[01:01.40] Where roots were torn from fertile soil
[01:03.67] Where sons of mine fell in nuclear dusk
[01:07.63] Where men sieve seeds in gardens of ash
[01:12.00] Where humans pulverize humans to dust
[01:16.37] Cancer for the servant
[01:20.46] Uranium for the king
[01:23.42] Treasures lying deeper
[01:26.80] Than one can dig his grave
[01:31.05] Granite and rhyolite
[01:33.81] Vulcanic hatchery
[01:38.17] Grinded black powder
[01:41.31] Out of Earth's entrails
[01:44.86] Pressure and time
[01:48.38] Forge mineral accessory
[01:51.99] Fossil raid forges
[01:55.57] Past and future to present
[01:59.40]
[02:13.80] The power of impact increased by mass effect
[02:20.13] Ultimate chemicals towards assailable organisms
[02:29.71] Where roots were torn from fertile soil
[02:32.51] Where sons of mine fell in nuclear dusk
[02:37.48] Where men sieve seeds in gardens of ash
[02:40.00] Where humans pulverize humans to dust
[02:47.22]
[02:55.15] Hundreds of tons of uranium ammunition have been used in wars and conflicts
[03:01.15] Inhaled uran aerosols remain in lungs and lymph nodes for an entire life cycle
[03:07.35] The consequence, skin and lung cancer cases in affected warzones
[03:14.45] Projectiles in the ground release uranium into the ground water
[03:19.78] These battlefields belong to the most contaminated areas on planet Earth
[03:24.92] Disposal pits turn shallow where
[03:29.82] Mankind's existence is wiped out by war
[03:35.53] Combat vehicles, vessels of death
[03:41.48] Atomized by projectiles when nothing's left
[03:46.93]
[03:53.83] Where men sieve seeds in gardens of ash
[03:56.20] Where humans pulverize humans to dust
[04:01.72] Cancer for the servant
[04:05.33] Uranium for the king
[04:08.78] Treasures lying deeper
[04:12.27] Than one can dig his grave
[04:14.45]
[00:08.35] To enter the soil vessels
[00:09.75] Dig for the purest essence of uranium
[00:16.62] The king of elements
[00:18.65] Through deep mines and toxic pits
[00:22.98] Shaft by shaft
[00:26.43] Enlarge the mine
[00:27.36] Expand barehanded
[00:30.65] Radon crawls into cells
[00:33.59] Entombed torch of past ablaze
[00:37.52] Turn future to dark
[00:38.76] Return with treasures from the mine
[00:44.37] Stored in body and soul
[00:45.75] Radon stuck in home walls
[00:51.26] From those who seek refuge
[00:55.36]
[01:01.40] Where roots were torn from fertile soil
[01:03.67] Where sons of mine fell in nuclear dusk
[01:07.63] Where men sieve seeds in gardens of ash
[01:12.00] Where humans pulverize humans to dust
[01:16.37] Cancer for the servant
[01:20.46] Uranium for the king
[01:23.42] Treasures lying deeper
[01:26.80] Than one can dig his grave
[01:31.05] Granite and rhyolite
[01:33.81] Vulcanic hatchery
[01:38.17] Grinded black powder
[01:41.31] Out of Earth's entrails
[01:44.86] Pressure and time
[01:48.38] Forge mineral accessory
[01:51.99] Fossil raid forges
[01:55.57] Past and future to present
[01:59.40]
[02:13.80] The power of impact increased by mass effect
[02:20.13] Ultimate chemicals towards assailable organisms
[02:29.71] Where roots were torn from fertile soil
[02:32.51] Where sons of mine fell in nuclear dusk
[02:37.48] Where men sieve seeds in gardens of ash
[02:40.00] Where humans pulverize humans to dust
[02:47.22]
[02:55.15] Hundreds of tons of uranium ammunition have been used in wars and conflicts
[03:01.15] Inhaled uran aerosols remain in lungs and lymph nodes for an entire life cycle
[03:07.35] The consequence, skin and lung cancer cases in affected warzones
[03:14.45] Projectiles in the ground release uranium into the ground water
[03:19.78] These battlefields belong to the most contaminated areas on planet Earth
[03:24.92] Disposal pits turn shallow where
[03:29.82] Mankind's existence is wiped out by war
[03:35.53] Combat vehicles, vessels of death
[03:41.48] Atomized by projectiles when nothing's left
[03:46.93]
[03:53.83] Where men sieve seeds in gardens of ash
[03:56.20] Where humans pulverize humans to dust
[04:01.72] Cancer for the servant
[04:05.33] Uranium for the king
[04:08.78] Treasures lying deeper
[04:12.27] Than one can dig his grave
[04:14.45]