1. |
Enter the Void
08:09
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Fading dreams
Flash before my eyes
Burned, from existence
To memory
Who's eye are these
That inhabit me now
Like a mirror's image
But not my own
So sever
Your earthly tether
Enter the void
and become one
I must transcend
My own confinement
Release our soul
Foster the unknown
Frantic thoughts
Steer the vessel
Gasp for truth
Amidst this flawed design
Burn this existence
To memory
Who's eye are these
That inhabit me now
Like a mirror's image
but not my own
So sever
Your earthly tether
Enter the void
and become one
I must transcend
My own confinement
Release our soul
Foster the unknown
Transcend
Confine
Release
My Soul
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2. |
Reclaimer
04:17
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A soul divided
Torn apart in two
The Antiquated lie
A Fruition of you
Blackened ways fall
To the sacred cycle
Of necrosis
Honoring decay
Standing at the brink I’m
Devoid of what made me
A testament of thee
Fracturing my minds eye,
White lotus eludes me,
This black hole shall know end
End
releasing me
to this
place
where I wrought
End
driving me with
haste
to feel
suspended
G solo
Standing at the brink I’m
Renewed of what made me
A testament of thee
Fractured my minds eye,
White lotus intrigue's me,
This black hole shall know end
(end)
releasing me
from this
place
where I wrought
End
Driving me with
Grace
To feel
Conversion
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3. |
Lamentation
06:19
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There is no escape from my fate
Times endless haze
There is no hope
left in my sight
As bonds tighten
To the madness within
Chorus
Lies surround me
Blinding my sight
Hear our truth
Come to us
There is no hope
Left in my sight
As bonds tighten
To the madness within
Chorus
Lies surround me
Blinding my sight
Hear our truth
Come to us
Rise to your fate
Fall to truth
Black tower
Beckons me
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