1. |
Worship Satan
02:43
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become
infinite
ecstatic life
holy union
profane oneness
they are
the same
we are
the same
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2. |
Shame & Shame Again
03:33
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infinite shame/bury the name
sing me the words/ancient and unheard
now you're keeping secrets
and you're doing things that you hate
bastard
glass words
in ash
in turn
weightless and true/blossoming blue
the secret is red/the secret is dead
ageless
nameless
you are
deathless
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3. |
Goethe
06:50
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dark black sound
deep in the ground
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4. |
Knight the Fox
03:54
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hey: palms out and be brave/dust and mirrored haze
rust and light-stained maze/walk right through your grave
you: buried in the earth/lean into the hearth
burn away rebirth/pass and know your worth
Gemini she splits in two a thousand years begins anew step into infinity Gemini she splits in three Roman Catholic/son of man back to where it all began obey the words in blood and bone or promises carved into stone sense of self is gone at last will dissolves into the past a thousand years pass by as one all my days now dead and gone
A thousand years pass by as one
All my days are dead and gone
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5. |
Under Stone and Steel
06:07
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Bury the shields in the mountain
Cast the blades to the sea
Armour of Gods and angels
I Hold You
I Move You
I Rule You
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