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Artist: Cemetery Of Scream
Canonical path: /cemetery-of-scream/ii-the-chess-at-the-foot-of-the-mountain
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II. The Chess At The Foot Of The Mountain
Read II. The Chess At The Foot Of The Mountain lyrics by Cemetery Of Scream on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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II. The Chess At The Foot Of The Mountain
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Let it be for you a great and high mystery in the
light of nature that a thing can completely lose
its form and shape, only to arise subsequently out
of nothing whose potency and virtue is far nobler
than what it was in the beginning.
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