1. |
Sky Father
05:15
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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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2. |
Echoes
07:06
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Beneath a blackened sky
A city of Gods
Towers rising into the heavens
Unquenchable fire down below
Beneath a blackened sun
In cloaks of gold
Kings slain before their thrones
Unquenchable fire devours all
Grounds will crumble
Heavens will fall
Oceans ascending
Heavens alight
Black sun burning
Blood on altars
Black sun burning
Blood on ruins
Temples on graves
Kingdoms on ashes
Grounds crumble
Heavens will fall
Drowned Voices Echoes
Drowned Voices Echoes
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3. |
Kigal
05:28
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All the answers lost their meaning
All they say are broken words
All good men are taken from us
All their dreams are ashes now
Where’s my shrine and all our prayers
Oceans, waves and all is gone
I lay silent on the ground now
No more answers no more words
Like there never was a sunrise
And we never saw the fire burn out
Like we’ve never been, or nothing ever was
I lay silent with no more left
All is gone now
All is gone now
I lay silent, cold and broken
Only darkness
Only darkness
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4. |
The Tree Of All Seeds
01:55
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5. |
Vourukasha
06:02
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The land engulfed in a black sea abyss
A world desolate, where ocean dwellers rule
An infinite blackness, where sea and sky converge
Seeking the depths of the heavenly sea
Drifting, into the cosmic sea
Slower, dazed by the celestial haze
Blinded, by the primordial flame
Searching, spiritual transcendency
Golden spirit, guide me on me path
Give me the gift of light and perception
Give me the power to navigate this realm
Roaming the depths of the heavenly sea
Drifting, into the cosmic sea
Slower, dazed by the celestial haze
Blinded, by the primordial flame
Searching, spiritual transcendency
Vourukasha, heavenly sea
Vourukasha, heavenly sea
Golden spirit guide me
White glittering light
Golden spirit guide me
Primordial flame
Vourukasha
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Ocean Dweller
09:13
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I gaze into, the evening gloom
I’ve seen the end, a boundless deep
In silent fear, a bleak congregation
With folded hands, in whispered prayers
In the far horizon, a storm on the rise
I see the fading embers, of daylight die
Sacred waters
Born from darkness
Rivers flowing
Pure rejuvenating streams
Sinking deeper
Wrapped in your embrace
All-seeing, all-knowing
Pour your wisdom into me
Ancient Majesty
Release your will
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