Kind Of Deliverance
Orange Blue · Other Songs - Orange Blue
And for a moment I even saw him smile
But then his face turned severe
"Sometimes things go", he said
And turned his back on me
'Cause one day he faced the truth in her eyes
In her smile, in her words, once in a while
In her mind grew a trace - a kind of deliverance
Your loss of blood was so great
That you lost your fight and almost died
So we drank the glass at one draught
And fought our way through the crowd of ache
It's out of sight but not out of mind
'Cause one day he faced the truth in her eyes
In her smile, in her words once in a while
In her mind grew a trace - a kind of deliverance
I hope he's better today
On nights like this he usually goes for a walk
And to hear him talk is so strange
Sometimes I feel he doesn't mean what he declares
'Cause one day he faced the truth in her eyes
In her smile, in her words, once in a while
In her mind grew a trace - a kind of deliverance
Kind Of Deliverance
Orange Blue's Kind Of Deliverance stands as a defining track within the artist's electro-industrial catalog, embodying the genre's signature fusion of mechanical precision and emotional vulnerability. Released during a period where the project explored darker, more introspective themes, the song utilizes a driving, repetitive beat to construct a soundscape that mirrors the tension between internal struggle and external release. The track exemplifies Orange Blue's ability to blend aggressive synth textures with melodic hooks, creating a listening experience that feels both claustrophobic and liberating. As a key component of their broader body of work, Kind Of Deliverance captures the essence of late 90s and early 2000s industrial music, influencing subsequent artists who sought to merge electronic production with raw, humanistic expression.