When was the song “Aeon” released by Killing Joke?

The song Aeon was released in 1996, on the album “Democracy”.

Who composed the song “Aeon” by Killing Joke?

The song “Aeon” by Killing Joke was composed by Jaz Coleman, Geordie Walker, Martin Glover.

Killing Joke

Aeon

Jaz Coleman, Geordie Walker, Martin Glover

Denominations of a thousand
Different deities
Congregations, endless carnivals of gaiety
Why should I fear? why should I cling on to anything?
It's not how long long I live but how beautiful it is
And I saw crying. there was turmoil in the marketplace
I saw economies perpetuate the next arms race
And I felt helpless and there was nothing I could say
And then I noticed there's a change
That's coming over me
Tapping into the aeon
Tapping into the aeon
Tapping into the aeon
Tapping into the aeon

Balance of the eco-system,
Self-reliance beckons us
Windmills and waterfalls, strawberries and lily ponds
When skyscrapers no longer block the sun's meridian
When we wake up to the whisper of the voice

Tapping into the aeon
Tapping into the aeon
Tapping into the aeon
Tapping into the aeon
Tapping into the aeon
Tapping into the aeon
Tapping into the aeon
Tapping into the aeon

Trivia about the song Aeon by Killing Joke

When was the song “Aeon” released by Killing Joke?: The song Aeon was released in 1996, on the album “Democracy”.
Who composed the song “Aeon” by Killing Joke?: The song “Aeon” by Killing Joke was composed by Jaz Coleman, Geordie Walker, Martin Glover.