The Ladder
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The Ladder
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Sleep now, oh my brother - let my voice now be thy guide
As you transcend earthly ties
Rise now, wake in slumber - what you see is not unreal
It is valid, it is true
For through dreams I have seen lives untold
And through dreams I have seen my own soul
In your mind parallel lives form the ladder you must climb
If you wish to realize
That locked doors of perception can be opened if you dare
Lay the universe open bare
For through dreams I have seen lives untold
And through dreams I have seen my own soul
Darkness, falling summoning
Darkness, calling, calling me
Darkness, calling, calling me
Threadbare is the veil that separates the lives that bind
For those who wish to pass
Wake now, oh my brother, rise again a wiser man
You have lived beyond this time
For through dreams I have seen lives untold
And through dreams I have seen my own soul
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Argus performs "The Ladder", and this lyric page sits inside the Argus catalog on LyroVerse.
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