Aaru
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Aaru
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She's the one who stole my breath
I can see her again and I can't believe
My body restored and complete
Her stench is everywhere
Fuck
Now that I have reached Aaru I am upon all men
Now that the inmortality is mine
I am free
I see the sons of Nun protecting me
Now that I have reached Aaru I am upon all men
Now that the inmortality is mine
I am free
Wasted
Hatred
I can remember all the lifes I have lived and
All my deaths
She's the one who stole my breath
Her stench is everywhere
She's the one who stole my breath
Her stench is everywhere
Why
I see the souls of those who ascended with me
I feel the divine presence of Death
Now that I have reached Aaru I am upon all men
Now that the inmortality is mine
I am free
Now that I have reached Aaru I am upon all men
Now that the inmortality is mine
I am free
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