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Daylight Ritual
04:05
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The future is a shaded wood
All the world is fog & ash
Every one the stepping stone
In a garden filled with forking paths
Every star a sorrow song
Frozen in an amber glass
All the world is fog & ash
Trade all the world for something more
Pale before the cask we lie
Past become the dust we breathe
Destined for the ends we ply
Reborn unto the blessed bereaved
The future is a shaded wood
Oracles of Cybele
Say gold be not the offering
Pray blood will earn you something more
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Temple at Twilight
03:09
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3. |
Omphalos
05:24
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Grant us a glimpse beyond the obstinate
We'd swear to bury it
Should we let illusory forces grow strong
Our end will never be long
Our vapor origins are something that we'll never know
We'll never know
But these hollow stones become the vessels
of their prophecy
Enshrouding me
The world may drown itself in opulence
The Ouroboros never repents
(And holy pillar city gates
did fall on their hands)
Black crystal heart of earth concealing what we'll never know
We'll never know
May these hollow stones becomes the vessels
of an augury
revealing thee
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4. |
Into the Pneuma
03:54
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Blackrune Savannah, Georgia
"Among twenty snowy mountains
the only moving thing
was the eye of the blackbird."
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