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Horse Of Grass
05:10
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Ride through burning plains on a horse of grass
Find refuge in a field of molded flowers
Pallor angels dance formless and free
Upon dark pastures
With eyes that shine like a rapture
That we carefully conjured and manufactured to confessions sung in haunted tounges
Bleeding for the burning one
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KAIN
01:15
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Vilt, som ein slange
Gjønom natto
Springe Kain
Springe Kain
Avsted, bestanding avstad
Åndelaus
Rotlaus
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Ribcage
02:40
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Dissolve
Liberate
Trapped
In a ribcage
Write
No words
On my
Funeral ribbons
Death is a crown bestowed on us all
Loss is victory
To die is to live forever
I was never here
There is no memory
To hold on to
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4. |
God Of Hosts
02:40
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Like a wreath of flowers
Spilling from the mouth
Of a dead child
We are ailments
Growing
Taking over
Like rusty nails
In an empty church
I confess the name of God
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Swansect Norway
DIY / Audio Manipulation / Art.
A place for hallowed wounds to breed
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