The Oracle
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The Oracle
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Deep in a trance
Speaking in tongues
Sharp, cold and venomous
Like a rattlesnake
While dark shadows dance
She fills me with song
I'm slipping into a dream wide awake
Were they good dreams
What did you see?
Moonlight, laughter or war
For coming centuries?
Dark whispers and words
Sworn secrecy
The seven faces of god are staring at me
And her eyes are burning like the stars
And her hair is married to the wind
Still her disguise can't cover up her scars
Buried deep underneath her skin
Dressed up in white
Cleansed from all sin
Standing in the cold breeze
Of the Shadowland
Night after night
She struggles within
Tonight she will die by my hand
And her eyes are burning like the stars
And her hair is married to the wind
Still her disguise can't cover up her scars
Buried deep underneath her skin
Far-seeing beautiful goddess of night
Speak out now from your temple of light
And her eyes are burning like the stars
And her hair is married to the wind
Still her disguise can't cover up her scars
Buried deep underneath her skin
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Who performs "The Oracle"?
Astralion performs "The Oracle", and this lyric page sits inside the Astralion catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to At The Edge Of The World and Black Sails with a short reason for opening each page next.
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