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Artist: Absonus Noctis
Canonical path: /absonus-noctis/ancient-chambers-of-inhuman-sorrow
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Ancient Chambers of Inhuman Sorrow
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Ancient Chambers of Inhuman Sorrow
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Imperfect feelings, futile grief
Love a device against all solitude
As it all went on, the love became
A field in a dream that once had been real
So sweet caress, never long to last!
Destroy this illusion we need a change of fate!
Your frantic thoughts
Are only a condemned cry!
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