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Flood of Hell

by Slowner

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about

45 years ago, on July 17, 1975, it was an unusually sunny day for the season. Baronesas covered the Capibaribe River, in the city known as the Brazilian Venice.
On this day, as slow and steady as ever, the Capibaribe rose more than it's margins could contain. It flooded 80% of the inhabited area of ​​Recife, taking 107 lives and displacing 350,000 people. Everyone who lived these days never forgets the stories, the lost friends and relatives.
Flood of Hell is a song about being helpless in the face of forces that are beyond our control.

lyrics

FLOOD OF HELL
I see the streets full of death
Praying for the devil not to take my soul
I cannot feel the ground and myself
My friends are dying and I cannot help

Dragging piles of bodies, goin' to the morgue
In a river of blood, I see my reflection
People are dying with no protection
My city died in the flood of death

I cannot feel the ground and myself
My friends are dying in the flood of hell

credits

released December 25, 2020
Produced by Slowner
Vocals by Fish McRave
Lyrics by Lucas Valença and Slowner
Recorded by Júnior Supertramp and Thiago Brandão
Mixed and Mastered by Júnior Supertramp

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Slowner Recife, Brazil

Founded in 2018, Slowner is a band from Recife, Brazil. Inspired by the Stoner-Doom of the 90s with influences from Alternative Metal

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