Oceans Rise
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Oceans Rise
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Deify the depths of intimate caprice
The noble morsel of the grand eternity
Face the furious and black domain
From where all the wisdom once came
As a weak and stunning flare
Yet so completed and clear
In the eyes of the elementary existence
May the fallen of eternity explode
As primal instincts of devotion
Where the seeds of chaos blow
Where the almighty substance flow
When the oceans rise
And thunder calls
The shape of furious manners fall
Where the oceans rise
Between dimensions asunder
The maze of fragmented flare
Harvest the pain of the will and despair
Where the seeds of chaos grow
Where the almighty substance bow
Milleniums are falling
Milleniums are calling
Hail!
The dawn of a new era
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Borknagar performs "Oceans Rise", and this lyric page sits inside the Borknagar catalog on LyroVerse.
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