Eluveitie
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Origins

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Origins

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He who has ears to hear, let him hear

For this is a tale of an ancient kind

In the word there lies existence and the word became flesh

And dwelt among us and we saw its glory

Let him hear it who will

Every soul heard

Some ran and hid away

Some listened

Some laughed

Most just stood there

Motionless

Silent

And forgetting

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