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Zero Hour

from Atlas by The Santtu Pesonen Project

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Far from the edge of the cliff we built our empire
Yet it feels like it's moving ever closer
Ever so vigilant still stand our gatekeepers
In the face of danger, they still never falter

But I feel our purpose is slipping away from us
We never needed a false deity to follow

Somewhere in the distance, a smoke cloud fills the air
Only a matter of time before the beast is at our wall
For so long, we've lived fearing death as such we'll also die
But rest assured that we won't go down without a fight

We didn't start the fire
We only felt the heat
When all your dates expire
We'll accept your defeat

The inferno runs through the streets
To be followed by rivers of crimson
They fled the scene of the crime thinking we didn't see

We stand by, our hearts filled with rage
Mark this the zero hour of a new age
An age of discord and sentimental genocide

We didn't start the fire
We only felt the heat
When all your dates expire
We'll accept your defeat

Kill us with your lies
Close your bloodshot eyes
When your towers fall
We'll stand by the wall

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from Atlas, released September 8, 2023

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The Santtu Pesonen Project Joensuu, Finland

Started in December of 2012 by a then-ambitious 18-year-old Santtu Pesonen, The Santtu Pesonen Project has served as the Finnish hobbyist musician's primary musical outlet. The project's sound originated in a style reminiscent of hard rock, and every album since the debut EP has steadily taken it more towards progressive rock/metal. ... more

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