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Sky Father
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The wrath of AN, reigns down
As we fall from grace
The fading embers of a dying sun
A blood red halo
A storm that never ends
An endless cosmic cold
A sky that bleeds unceasingly
Above, below
Sky Father
The tides ebb and flow
Seas without shores
Corroded spirits of men
Dissolving into dust
The fading echoes of a dying world
The ground disintegrates
Like looming giant ghosts
Swords that pierce the heavens
Holy mountains crumbling
Above, below
Sky Father
The tides ebb and flow
Seas without shores
Black infernal deep
Cascades of blood
The tides ebb and flow
Sinking
Black endless void
Drifting
Aeons of time
Alone
Sky Father, Sky Father
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Echoes
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Kigal
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The Tree Of All Seeds
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Vourukasha
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Ocean Dweller
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Bismarck Bergen, Norway
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