Text: Steve Sic & Jenny Evans-van der Harten
Deep within the shadows I'm the hungry wolf you fear
But I can see that you're the only evil creature here
Before you came we lived in peace but you have brought us death
I sing my pain up to the moon but it's a waste of breath
Because I don't speak Human
You can't understand a word I'm saying
Upon a wing, a flying thing, to you I seem so small
But I look down on what you've done, my Raven's eye sees all
You people like a cancer grow, destroying all you see
And 7 billion mutant monkeys, won't listen to me
I won't run this human race, your war is not for me
I hear the voices from the wild, they taught me how to see
It's us who are the strangers here and we don't own the land
My words they fall upon deaf ears, cause no-one understands
Now you tell me that I'm wrong and Animals don't feel
You say the Earth is not alive and only we are real
You try to tell me to behave that I must act like you
But I just stick my fingers in my ears and say: ?Fuck you!?
Cause I don't speak Human
I can't understand a word you're saying
Omnia is a self-described “neoceltic pagan folk” band based in The Netherlands and Belgium, with members hailing from Ireland, the Netherlands, England, and Belgium. Their traditional music takes on various cultural routes, drawing inspiration from places around the world such as Ireland, England, and Afghanistan. The group is known for its epic atmosphere and evocative melodies, which combine traditional instruments with modern elements. Some of their most representative tracks include “The Bard’s Tale,” “Aisling,” and “The Wanderer.” Omnia has released several albums, including “The Gathering” (2005) and “The Journey” (2010), which have achieved considerable success in Europe.
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