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Samsara
04:23
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Before the Word was writ
Before any false Gods were dreamt
We ruled, these lands, you and I
As we stood, hand in hand
/Before any false Gods
Before the Word was writ
We ruled these lands you and I
As we stood, hand in hand
/We watched the Temple burn
A new queen take the throne
We've seen the slaves in exile
The first casting, of this stone
/Before any false Gods
Before the Word was writ
We ruled these lands
As we stood, hand in hand
/We watched the Temple burn
A new queen take the throne
We've seen the slaves in exile
This first casting, of this stone
/Before any false Gods
Before the Word was writ
We ruled these lands
And soon we shall, again
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Dharma
04:32
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A blackness covers these eyes
I'm losing my senses once again
The cold is settling in
I can feel my Death
/A voice calls my name
A voice deep beyond the grave
To answer this call
And leave it all behind
/Empty bottles leading to open veins
Every night this misery remains
Oh sweet Death please come near me
Oh sweet Death please release me
/A voice calls my name
A voice deep beyond the grave
To answer this call
And leave it all behind
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