Way Beyond the Fond Old River - SikTh

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Way Beyond the Fond Old River Lyrics

You will never really know until
Youve learnt to lead
Never understand until youve sown the
Seed
You can gather information with the
Will to read
But you'll never really know until
Youve sown the seed

We live and learn to fly away
Travel through the clouds to fly
Away
Thought to save as blessins somedays
Learnt
When tables turn and bridges soon
Then burn
While the moral mans making trees
From the gathered leaves
We gather round the fire and smoke to
Sea
For you will never know where some
Ideas can lead
You will never know until youve sown
The seed
The sea

Way beyond the fond old river
(way beyond the fond old river)
Paint is bled to form the shiver
Shiver
(shiver shiver shiver)
While the metal gathers moss
(while the metal gathers moss)
And you standing on the gloss.well

We seem to only really know of these
Ways to feed
Microwave our meals the oranges
We peel
You can know the station by the sign
You read
But you'll never really know until
Youve learnt to lead

We live and learn to fly away
Travel through the clouds to find
Your way

Thought to save as blessins somedays
Learnt
When thunder turns can blossom soon
Be earned?
While the feral mans making trees
From the gathered leaves
We gathered round the fire and smoked
The sea
For you will never know where some
Ideas can lead
You will never know until youve sown
The seed

Way beyond the fond old river
(way beyond the fond old river)
Paint is bled to form the shiver
Shiver
(shiver shiver shiver)
While the metal gathers moss
(while the metal gathers moss)
And you standing on the gloss.well

We had. we had admired to fly away
We had. we had admired to fly away
Again
We had we had admired the flight to
Far away again
Now those lakes are stains. drained
And gone
The leaves they float and somedays
They do turn

Within that hole under sea
Way past the shell
Now you can see
Beyond those trees
And tears could be ridden
Ignore the din of pained paper clones
Though

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SikTh is a six member progressive/technical metal band, originating from Watford, England. They formed in March 2001, with their music being under the scope of many music magazines such as Kerrang! and Metal Hammer and a favourite of BBC Radio 1 DJ Mary Anne Hobbs. The band were signed to independent record label Bieler Bros. Records at the time of their disbandment.

SikTh's style of music is hard to categorize and as they incorporate many different elements of technical metal, metalcore, death metal, groove metal, rock and hardcore. They are commonly categorized as progressive metal due to their unorthodox approach, as well as technical metal and mathcore due to the complex nature of their instrumental playing abilities.

Their debut EP Let The Transmitting Begin was first released in the UK in 2002, featuring songs that all appeared on their debut album, The Trees Are Dead & Dried Out… Wait For Something Wild, which was released August 18, 2003 on Gut Records. Two singles were released from the album, namely Scent Of The Obscene and Peep Show.

SikTh’s second album Death of a Dead Day was released in the UK June 26, 2006 after the band performed at Download Festival 2006. Later that year the band headlined the Collision Course festival in Bridgend and Yeovil and performed across the UK for their own headline tour.

The band announced their split in May 2008 after a hiatus of a few months, stating that 'if it were viable for us to carry on - we would'.
In 2014, The band announced their reunion, with their first live show being at Download, Headlining the Redbull stage.

Band members:
Dan Weller (guitar)
Pin (guitar)
James Leach (bass)
Dan 'Loord' Foord (drums)
Mikee W Goodman (vocals) (left in 2007 to focus on another band)
Justin Hill (vocals) (left in 2007 to produce, and focus on side projects) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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