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Demonology

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Brachiosauride Canonical path: /brachiosauride/demonology Related lyric paths: 6
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Demonology

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Orobas

Dagon

Culsu

Ravana

Naberus, Incubus, Drekavac

Armaros, Oriax, Pythius

Rusalka, Ukobach, Botis

Vassago, Astaroth, Labal

Sekhmet

Abaddon

Rahab

Ninurta

Earth and sky, winds and clouds

Ruled and perceived by their elements

Demons of earth which dwell in fields

Demons of sky, which lurk in thunder

Take the hand and walk the garden, see if it's lying

Someone sees a garden, someone sees a flame

Performing the mortal sin, their edicts of objection

The flames of corruption, astray, deception

Then come the rulers of the gates

Lucifer; the gate of pride

Mammon; the gate of greed

Asmodeus; the gate of lust

Leviathan; the gate of envy

Beelzebub; the gate of gluttony

Satan; the gate of wrath

Belphegor; the gate of sloth

In evening's limpid air

What time dew's sooth

Unto earth' downpour

Invisibly unheard

A brute insidious

Circumambling

On fabricated

Word bridges

Confusedly shouting

From mask of fool

That age must lie, That age must lie

Round us roving, round us soaring

Banished by the clergymen

The only demons

The eternal plunge

The unseen fable

The mysteries of ascent

All spinning into a big maze

Evoked and raised in the brass vessel

Fiendish deeds of AžI Dahāka

Reintegration and the liberation

The shepherd sets the sheep on his right

And he'll mark all goats onto his left

Thus spake the conscientious one

Of stolen suns

Still from the desert

Hail to the fishlike

Hail to its belly

Here do I sit now

In the smallest oasis

By the flying insects

Your moral roaring

As a virtuous lion

Bushyasta

Haagenti

Baphomet

Surgat

The clouds are lurking

The mountains are whirling

The higher we're tumbling

The further we're yearning

As the surface gets red

We're still drown in fled

The time will lead us

To another playground

A bigger maze perhaps

When the cold touches us warm

The beauty murders

The danger will cuddle

This field remembers me

Of a time not so far

The moon is cool

The wind is still

The weakening of the breath

Flees at Mithra's mace

His glance dull

His tongue falter

From blazing lakes

All frost and freeze

The judas goat

Duality

Defiance

The trinity denied

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