Death Panorama
The Black Dahlia Murder
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Song Introduction
"Death Panorama" is the fifth studio album by American melodic death metal band The Black Dahlia Murder, released on September 6, 2011, through Metal Blade Records. The album features the band's signature aggressive riffs, intricate guitar work, and intense vocal performances. With tracks like "Horrors of the Autumnal Gardens" and "Machines of Death," "Death Panorama" received positive reviews for its technical proficiency and consistency, further solidifying The Black Dahlia Murder's position in the metal scene. This release continues to showcase the band's dedication to delivering powerful and complex metal music.
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Lyric
In that very moment which life doth fade away
Ejected from my human shell, exempt from time or space
Floating, absorbing, omniscient in display
A grandiose presentation unravels before me
Not in chronology, but so wildly, all at once
An open dioramic rendition of events
Some horrible integral, just the same
All pieces are key to the sum of the being
A strobe of emotions, vivid extreme
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The man that I once was, I have left him behind
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What kind of man does the assembled puzzle read?
With soul spread open wide, I calmly contemplate my destiny
Death panorama, death panorama
Not in chronology, but so wildly, all at once
An open dioramic rendition of events
Some horrible integral, just the same
All pieces are key to the sum of the being
A strobe of emotions, vivid extreme
The rapturous voyage through life's victories
The man that I once was
I have left him behind