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Artist: Dead God In Me
Canonical path: /dead-god-in-me/a-rite-of-passage-eternity
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A Rite Of Passage Eternity
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A Rite Of Passage Eternity
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The endless quest a vigil
Of watchtowers and fortress
Against the sea and time
Have they wont?
Perhaps...
They still stand
And in their silent rooms
Still wander
The souls of the dead
Who keeps their watch
On the living
In storm they ride
Against the sea and time
In storm they stand
Silent and cold
Soon enought we shall join them
Soon enought we shall
Walk the walls of time
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