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Next Winter

from Colossus by TITAN

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See this tribute to no one but myself,
in the form of a portrait painted by
the hands of a friend.
It glares at me in all my glory -
the eyes of a beast. The will of a demon.
and a lifetime of sins.
The next winter, when the woods are bare
and exposed - you won’t / don’t get another.
Not a second. Not another.
I’ve wiped your name from the corner,
ignoring you were ever there.
I killed a woman and I killed a friend.
I am Faust. I am Christ.
I discard the love Venus, I discard eternal life.
In spite of you. In front of you.
In place of and in shame of you.

In eighteen years... No, longer,
I haven’t aged a second.
You did this to me out of love.
I never believed you could.
I stare into the only mirror I need.
I can’t stand this hideous fucking face.
This is my life and nothing
can change that shape.
How the oil has stricken the canvas.
The eyes of a beast, the soul of winter.
I killed a woman and I killed a friend.
I am Faust and I am fucking Christ.
I discard the sex from Venus
and I discard eternal life.
In front of you - I’m sorry.

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from Colossus, released November 13, 2009

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TITAN Toronto, Ontario

A union between the severity of hardcore and technical mastery/sinister malice of metal, such a bombastic sonic outcome from Titan is inevitable. Maintaining roots consistent with traditional Canadian hardcore established by the likes of Union Of Uranus, Buried Inside, Cursed and more, Titan enhances a rich, thunderous history with their own furious approach. ... more

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