Arzel Gildas
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Psalmodie

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Arzel Gildas Canonical path: /arzel-gildas/psalmodie Related lyric paths: 6
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Psalmodie

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Pour esclaves et maudits

Contre salves de mots dits

Psilocybe, pseudonyme

L'antienne des psaumes

Des psycordes, des psalmodies

Vers quoi ?

Vers quoi ?

Hors de moi

De si bas

Vers le haut

Chant des griots

A celui qui ordonne

Ni voyelle ni consonne

Quand les yeux clos

Résonne et déraisonne

Comme une onde émissaire en nos vaisseaux fantômes

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Arzel Gildas performs "Psalmodie", and this lyric page sits inside the Arzel Gildas catalog on LyroVerse.

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