A Burn Afar
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A Burn Afar
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A beast with thousand eyes, eternal in size
With hidden rage, it casts its gaze
Behind the broken skies and dying dreams
There is no sleep, for a blessed relief
Snake made of tar, sticks the skin of the earth
Two steps from God, it rests in calm
Thin strings of smoke, emerge from dirt
The uncollected toll, of life is due
Behind the broken skies and dying dreams
There is no sleep, for a blessed relief
Snake made of tar, sticks the skin of the earth
Two steps from God, it rests in calm
In calm
Before the storm, before the fall
There's a distant glow, a burn afar
Behind the broken skies and dying dreams
There is no sleep, for a blessed relief
Snake made of tar, sticks the skin of the earth
Two steps from God, it rests in calm
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