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Artist: Arctic Sleep
Canonical path: /arctic-sleep/one-day-we-will-all-be-dust
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One Day We Will All Be Dust
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One Day We Will All Be Dust
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Oceanic portals opening
A bed of blue-green seaweed
Descending rays of sun
Halls of purple ivy
Ascending to the gardens
A realm of understanding
Illuminate our sight-path
That we may see the truth
And leave this all behind
And in your shining moment
Take comfort in the thought
That one day we'll be dust
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