The World is a Beautiful Place & I am No Longer Afraid to Die - Invading the World of the Guilty (Official Video)

"Invading the World of the Guilty as a Spirit of Vengeance" by The World is a Beautiful Place & I am No Longer Afraid to Die from the album 'Illusory Walls', available October 8 Pre-order at https://twiabp.ffm.to/illusorywalls Starring: Wataru Nishida Director: Adam Peditto Producer: Katie Dvorak Producer: Joe Grasso Production Company: Ottica Productions DP: Joe Grasso AC: John Carney Grip: John Carney Wardrobe: Katie Dvorak Editor: Adam Peditto Colorist: Joe Grasso David F. Bello: Vocals and guitar Steven K. Buttery: Drums, mallets and aux. percussion Joshua K. Cyr: Bass and vocals Katie Dvorak: Vocals and synth Chris Teti: Guitar, vocals, bass, and programming Produced by Chris Teti and Greg Thomas Engineered and Mixed by Chris Teti and Greg Thomas at Silver Bullet Studios Mastered by Kris Crummett at Interlace Audio Lyrics I crave more luxury disposables, a beautiful gym to have a heart attack in. Human life and burial is as important as survivors make it. Take my skin and make something. Burn the waste, leave my bones naked. You ate at your desk, life-wide pressure, stress-induced aneurysm. Dark spots cluster, a no-edged sword like an ATV on fire parked indoors. Human life and burial is as important as survivors make it. Take my skin and make something. Burn the waste, leave my bones naked. Everyone on my block who speaks English is drunk. Submit to the virus, un-bless yourself with luck. A rhizome of frayed nerves as the market bell sounds, dully wrapped in 20 suits stuffed with phoenix down. No church, no pews, no walls. Feedback drowns all of your calls. A curse on all our lips for the king who only sits. Deep breaths on a discount bus, ignore all else, put the price on us. The brain inside your phone knows how to get you home. Which of the three will you work for? Do you remember the name of the store? Rent space in a minimalist grid and dig for the treasures they hid. Which of the three will you pray for? Have you recalled the name of your lord? Tell the world how much you pay the man who prays for you. To Anne-Marie on my birthday, said she could help, but just sent money. Get an hour out of town, thought the state would turn around. Thought the job would work for you, thought the sky would still be blue. 23 by 84 by 28 turns to hope for peaceful death, evoked potential in droves. 23 by 84 by 28 turns to hope for peaceful death or at least two days off in a row. Epitaph Records is an artist-first indie label founded in Los Angeles by Bad Religion guitarist, Brett Gurewitz. Early releases from a variety of punk heavyweights helped launch the 90s punk explosion. Along the way, Epitaph has grown and evolved creatively while sticking to its mission of helping real artists make great recordings on their own terms. #theworldisabeautifulplace #illusorywalls #epitaph

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