Shelter From A Storm
by Antiquity
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Shelter From A Storm, our latest release.
"As a rule, men worry more about what they can't see than about what they can." Julius Caesar
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"As a rule, men worry more about what they can't see than about what they can." Julius Caesar
Website: https://antiquity-music.com
Merch: antiquity-music.com/merchandi...
Facebook: www.facebook.com/antiquityses...
Instagram www.instagram.com/antiquityse...
Twitter: twitter.com/Antiquity_Now
Spotify: bit.ly/AntiquitySpotify
lyrics
Shelter From A Storm
Verse 1
This world is not my empire
Your silence is a lie not told
Cause rain turns soil to sludge
Tears turn angry skies to red
Chorus
All this hunger lost can never be found
All this desire lost can never be touched
All our dreams lost can never be sought
All devotion adrift can never be gained
Verse 2
As I walk up the gallows stairs
All the winter winds waltz about
Like a blind poets memories
The rewards of an empty canvas
Verse 3
Wind ridden perfumed sands
For just one uncomplicated kiss
A breathless whisper in your ear
A sirens voice in a pagans song
Verse 1
This world is not my empire
Your silence is a lie not told
Cause rain turns soil to sludge
Tears turn angry skies to red
Chorus
All this hunger lost can never be found
All this desire lost can never be touched
All our dreams lost can never be sought
All devotion adrift can never be gained
Verse 2
As I walk up the gallows stairs
All the winter winds waltz about
Like a blind poets memories
The rewards of an empty canvas
Verse 3
Wind ridden perfumed sands
For just one uncomplicated kiss
A breathless whisper in your ear
A sirens voice in a pagans song
credits
released February 12, 2021
Written and mixed by Gerald Duchene
Produced by Gerald Duchene and Simone Silvestroni
Vocals and melody by Dan Ecclestone
Bass guitar by Simone Silvestroni
Mastered By Chris Pavey @Chris Pavey mastering
Written and mixed by Gerald Duchene
Produced by Gerald Duchene and Simone Silvestroni
Vocals and melody by Dan Ecclestone
Bass guitar by Simone Silvestroni
Mastered By Chris Pavey @Chris Pavey mastering
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about
Antiquity New York
Gerald Duchene, wrote the music and lyrics, produced and played on these tunes, and Dan Ecclestone is responsible for the vocals and melody lines and Simone Silvestroni provided the wonderful and ethereal bass lines. Dan and Simone are based in Cambridge UK and I’m based in Brooklyn New York ... more
shows
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Apr 27Durham, NC
discography
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Sep 2019 -
Apr 2023 -
Feb 2023 -
Oct 2022
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