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Hymn # XIV (The Pillorian Age)

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Abysmal Canonical path: /abysmal/hymn-xiv-the-pillorian-age Related lyric paths: 6
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Hymn # XIV (The Pillorian Age)

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Embrace me, oh darkness

With our !lithest veil

Blind my eyes so that I see nothing yet all I see

Fertilize my visions of the New Age

Teach me the art of reaping

the seeds of depression

Born through the mourning of Man

He will give birth to the Pillorian Age

Sharpen my spears for the conquest...

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