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The Noble Elements

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Arthemesia Canonical path: /arthemesia/the-noble-elements Related lyric paths: 6
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The Noble Elements

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See me, ancient one

Dismal Tuat, Nergal unsafe

Spread your shades upon me

Spread your shades

I can see you, you in me

In the Astral Mirror, above all

Old grey spirit, Supreme One

Crescent to the full

Thoth, cloak us into misery

Serve us to the Genii

Hear me, hear me

Setekh, let me enter you

We, the Gods, in the desert winds

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