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Bring forth thy wrath is a choleric, strong, rabid song. The earth doesn't remain silent, no longer guard silence. It counterattacks with roar, lightning's. He/she is no longer the innocent mother tolerating the aggression of its children. Lyrics and music of Pedro Espinosa, guitarist of the band, arrange by my person, Orlando Cordero. It is a song a overpowering, quick and concise, I wait the you enjoy

Bring forth thy wrath es un canción iracunda, fuerte , rabiosa. La tierra no calla, ya no guarda silencio. Contraataca con estruendo, relámpagos. Ya no es la inocente madre aguantando la agresión de sus hijos. Letra y música de Pedro Espinosa, guitarrista de la banda, arreglos de mi persona, Orlando Cordero. Es una canción avasallante, rápida y concisa, espero la disfruten

Bring Forth Thy Wrath

Fear is once again born

From the sight of an ashen cloud

Eyes on the heights

Scrutinize the bout

Light and darkness

Make the skies their battleground

Higher powers claim

This earth as theirs to pound.

Death by water, death by sand,

Death by winds, by shaking grounds

Death by insects, death by storm

Death by leeches, death by worms

Earthquakes, floods, devoiding blows

Leave none but food for feasting crows

Amid the grief the wise one knows

Is time to reap what mankind sows.

Death by water, death by sand,

Death by winds, by shaking grounds

Death by insects, death by storm

Death by leeches, death by worms

(In) humankind, breathing hell on every corner of the earth

Nature calls for support, to reciprocate the attack

What a perfect coalition. Sleep now tight

And await demise. Bring forth thy wrath

Solo: Félix Molina

For now you face no mortal foe

No minds to seed for fear to grow

a grieving mother now up rises

Prepare to cope a global crisis

Tonantzin, Pachamama,

Hou Tu, mother Gaia

Bring forth thy wrath

And take back thy land.

Death by water, death by sand,

Death by winds, by shaking grounds

Death by insects, death by storm

Death by leeches, death by worms

L & M: Pedro Espinosa