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[I. Impasse of Thoughts]I can't see you, I can't hear you
Do you still exist?I can't feel you, I can't touch you,
Do you exist?The Phantom AgonyI can't taste you, I can't think of you,
Do we exist at all?[II. Between hope and despair]The future doesn't pass
And the past won't overtake the present
All that remains is an obsolete illusionWe are afraid of all the things that could not be
A phantom agonyDo we dream at night
Or do we share the same old fantasy?
I am a silhouette of the person wandering in my dreamsTears of unprecedented beauty
Reveal the truth of existence
We're all sadistsThe age-old development of consciousness
Drives us away from the essence of life
We meditate too much,
so that our instincts will fade away
They fade awayWhat's the point of life
And what's the meaning if we all die in the end?
Does it make sense to learn or do we forget everything?Tears of unprecedented beauty
Reveal the truth of existence

We're all pessimistsTeach me how to see and free the disbelief in me
What we get is what we see, the Phantom Agony[III. Nevermore]The lucidity of my mind has been revealde in new dreams
I am able to travel where my heart goes
In search of self-realisationThis is the way to escape from our agitation
And develop ourselves
Use your illusion and enter my dream...

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There are at least two bands called Epica: 1. Epica is a symphonic metal band from The Netherlands, founded in 2003 by guitarist and vocalist Mark Jansen after his departure from After Forever. The band currently consists of Simone Simons (vocals), Mark Jansen (guitars, vocals), Isaac Delahaye (guitar), Rob van der Loo (bass), Coen Janssen (keyboards, synthesiser), and Ariën van Weesenbeek (drums). They perform symphonic metal, with influences from death, progressive and power metal.

Read more about Epica on Last.fm.


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