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Arch Enemy ~ Fields of Desolation


[Music: Michael Amott/Christopher Amott] [Lyrics: Johan Liiva] On the fields of desolation We are all alone Crying in each others arms In fear of the unknown Feelings of uncertainty We are all doomed To live in solitude And never ending gloom On the fields of desolation Eternal life or termination Why don't you cover me I need your sanctuary This sea I'm drowning in Might be where the end begins In times of grief and sadness We're searching for the light Seek for a place of safety Seek for a place to hide God turned his back on man In divine resignation Torn between two believes Eternal life or termination? As we drown in darkness Weak and depraved On our final journey Too late to be saved We've gone through places Where the cold wind blows Is this the end of it all I don't know, I don't know [Pre-chorus melodies - Michael] [End solo - Christopher] more free lyrics

[Music: Michael Amott/Christopher Amott]
[Lyrics: Johan Liiva]

On the fields of desolation
We are all alone
Crying in each others arms
In fear of the unknown
Feelings of uncertainty
We are all doomed
To live in solitude
And never ending gloom

On the fields of desolation
Eternal life or termination

Why don't you cover me
I need your sanctuary
This sea I'm drowning in
Might be where the end begins
In times of grief and sadness
We're searching for the light
Seek for a place of safety
Seek for a place to hide
God turned his back on man
In divine resignation
Torn between two believes
Eternal life or termination?

As we drown in darkness
Weak and depraved
On our final journey
Too late to be saved
We've gone through places
Where the cold wind blows
Is this the end of it all
I don't know, I don't know

[Pre-chorus melodies - Michael]
[End solo - Christopher]

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