Declaration from Declaration - Single by Malicious Tradition

"To me when I wrote this track, means a lot of things like our wars and even who we are. "Twenty more men march on, taking their names to the graves." I would hope you know what I mean with this part of the lyrics, it states our troops oversea's or whereever they are their always marching to their deaths. They may or may not die, but in the end most of those twenty men don't live to see tomorrow. Your father could probably relate to this since he may have been to war and can live to tell the stories, while other fathers lost their lives from defending our Freedom. I always pay my respect to the troops since my own father lived to tell me about his stories back in the Vietnam days, and those days were worst than stories now a days.

The other meaning could be yourself, as in you March onward to live your life. But at any given moment your name will be taken to the graves, so always enjoy life like its your last even if you hate your life. You still need to hold your head up high and say "This is who I am, and I'm not changing for anyone." Cause you aren't anyone else but yourself, don't try to be someone else's image no matter what the circumstances are. You are who you are till the day your name gets taken to the Grave." - Paul

Darkness of Shadow is the solo project name of Paul Dulski. However he felt it was time to bring back the beginning before DOS.

Then The Ghost is coming... Followed by Her Love Is Black.