Our Ice Age
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Our Ice Age
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Moon upon Moon upon Moon, I hung
Swinging from that wind-swept Ash Tree
And lost sight of my cause
A ghost amongst gods
And I fell screaming into the Darkness beneath me
How many more times must I struggle to my feet
And prime a waning strength with a redundant tune?
Tie up another noose
And beg to be renewed
Moon upon final Moon
Huddled in the storming Snow
Cowering and cold
How did I end up all alone?
Hel descends upon Her own
Callous and manifold
Her coming Ice Age in tow
An inner Ragnarök takes place
But it falters and stagnates
Who was I to long for change?
So, I withdraw into my ways
Eternal Winter, and inner space
And into the arms of Our Ice Age
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1476 performs "Our Ice Age", and this lyric page sits inside the 1476 catalog on LyroVerse.
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