Phobia
Fields Of The Nephilim · The Nephilim [2011]
A body like a unicorn, it's a phobia
In this crowded room the people just stare
Silver sun entering space
I want to just pass around, it's now in my face
All my days am I human or waste?
All my days, I'm turnin' over
All my days, I'm turnin' over
Oh there's a land, the dead has captured
It's no less beautiful, it's a phobia
In this crowded room the people just stare
To send my soul to lay in a patch of ground
To send my soul to lay in a patch of ground
To send my soul to lay in a patch of ground
All my days, I'm turnin' over
The last time around here we go
I should be in Heaven but I don't glow
All my days oh am I human or waste?
All my days, I'm turnin' over
To send my soul to lay in a patch of ground
To send my soul to lay in a patch of ground
To send my soul to lay in a patch of ground
Phobia
Phobia stands as a compelling song in the expansive discography of Fields of the Nephilim, a band renowned for blending gothic rock with dark, atmospheric textures. Released on the 2011 compilation The Nephilim, the track exemplifies the group's signature sound, characterized by deep, resonant vocals and a brooding instrumental landscape. The song captures the band's enduring exploration of existential themes and melancholic beauty, hallmarks of their influential style since the 1980s. Within the context of their broader catalogue, Phobia reinforces the group's commitment to creating immersive sonic environments that resonate with fans of post-punk and gothic metal. This recording remains a testament to the band's ability to craft evocative music that transcends specific eras, offering listeners a rich auditory experience rooted in their distinctive artistic vision.