old in flames song lyrics (by niklas?)

[rahvin]

on darklyrics database (http://www.darklyrics.com) recently have appeared lyrics for black-ash inheritance, in flames' 1997 mini-cd. they date back to the whoracle era, back when niklas wrote gyroscope, jotun and others, so maybe the 'goliaths disarm their davids' lyrics below are his own doing, too.
anyway:

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Bible arm on social hell
Spins its downward spiral
With each year of unprogression
A fine of failure is added
Closer than ever to the edge
A feat in resident martyrs
Strong objects track my body,
My body down

Eyes, disappearing rebirth of light...
Between a labrynth of errors
And the key to the suicide era
Digging through the graves of giants
Words fly to me
A lonely road, like a promise
Failing miserably
Running through like an alphabet of hate
To shake the entire organism closer than ever,
Ever to the edge

Eyes, disappearing rebirth of light...
Between a labrynth of errors
And the key to the suicide era

I kill for the code to disarm this mess
Of psychotic chaos that once I mixed up myself

Disarm
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rahvin.

 

[FatherVic]

Not on the cd (which is the shaped one) nor on the website is stated who wrote those lyrics...
damn XD

 

[Caotico]

There are lots and lots of errors in that text. It almost looks like someone has been trying to figure the lyrics out by listening to the vocals...So yes, I wrote the lyrics to that song, but half of the words are wrong in this version. I don't think I've got the real
lyrics saved, though...

/Niklas

 

[Villain]

Hmmm... Long time ago I asked for those lyrics in the (very old) In Flames forum and someone emailed me them. He said he had got them from Anders Fridén, so I believed they were correct. I don't remember, if they were different from those above, but I'll try to dig them up again.

-Villain

 

[MacMoney]

Yeah, the lyrics of Inborn Lifeless were made by Jocke Gothberg (In Flames' best vocalist IMO) and I think they are quite similar with the lyrics of Dead God in Me.