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"Epiphany is the album's newest song. It actually is a pioneer of the style we'd probably want to move to. While writing this track with the others we realized that, in comparison to the other songs, it has a much darker and nostalgic feel to it than what we are used to do. This is actually the one song Maurice contributed to the most (almost entirely). The parts where Jörn is shouting "I'll stop giving myself up..." and "I won't become another void in the stars..." are his work completely.

Lyrical Meaning:
The lyrics of this song are more fictional than personal, though it does reflect to a lot of situations in my life.
It's about a person who, instead of letting himself grow, compels himself to help others and thus completely destroys his own personality. The "Epiphany" is the turning point, where he realizes that he can't be happy and complete if he keeps giving his soul to others."

- Harvey

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Lyrics:

Majestic seas of smiles I see,
A crooked dryland is what I perch on.

I can only demonstrate a convincing smile,
As I silently walk through the brightest of times.
The warming filling of my empty shell
Lies scattered around the masses.


Don't share your misery with me,
I'll be forced to share my limbs.
I am broken from
Giving what I don't have.

Let me give you my world to complete yours
Let me watch you smile from a safe distance

A river without it's water is just another valley.

This is my epiphany.

I'll stop giving myself up
For the good of others
Until I have
Completed myself.


I won't become just another void in the stars.

I have given you my world and I will take it back
I will add myself back up to a hundred percent.

This is my epiphany.

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from Penumbra (digital version), released May 24, 2016

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Call It Tragedy Marburg, Germany

Metalcore from Marburg/Gießen, Germany

Members:
Harvey - Vocals, Bass
Thorsten - Guitars
Daniel - Drums

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