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The Sacred Thrall
04:06
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Here the fires have waned
Death is dead and here again we praise the flowers of graves
Blind to that from which they came
That all will fall
We'll die some day, we'll day some day
The Sacred Thrall, will find a way, will find a way
That raucous yearning blade, of imminent eager fate
This lull cannot evade
The ends will end to begin again
One and one will transform
Become the tide to lure the torn
Then roll back into the storm
Divide and rise, spread and swarm
And all will fall...
The past is still the past
The stars will still collapse
The past has never passed
The stars will still collapse
The past will always pass
The stars will still collapse
The past has never passed
The stars will still collapse
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The Fray
05:55
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Hold on, the whole corrodes
The feeling might move on through the cold to other sights
Removing still the veils of that which falls
To step beyond the tangled, winding halls
Too much more to say before you cannot know the way
All the smoke will fade and you will find the lines to stray
You couldn’t know the sharpest blade was a means to be
More the point and less the force, the motion we all seek
To stop the fray
A toll too great to falter towards the knife
Emptiness a stunning pause to cauterize
The flowing thoughts of what is left to find
Shed the skin, rise again, and pierce the sky
Sorrow has its hold, it hardens the hardest
Hollows out the soul and harbors the darkest
Binds to the fold of life at the onset
As weight does seep into the cracks of grief
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