The House At R'lyeh
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The House At R'lyeh
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Oh thou that lieth dead, but ever dreaming
Hear thy servant calleth thee
From the ocean thou shalt rise
And with dreams forever you will capture
In his house at R'lyeh dead Cthulhu waits dreaming
Yet he shall arise and his kingdom shall cover the earth
In thy tower at R'lyeh, they have sealed ye,
But Dagon shall break thy (accursed) bonds,
And thy kingdom shall rise once more!
The deep ones knoweth thy secret name,
The Hydra knoweth thy lair
Give forth thy sign that I may know,
Thy will upon the Earth
When death dies, thy time shall be,
And thou shalt sleep no more;
Grant me the powers to still the waves
That I may hear thy call
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