Ethereal Pandemonium
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Awaiting

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Ethereal Pandemonium Canonical path: /ethereal-pandemonium/awaiting Related lyric paths: 6
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Awaiting

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As the evening spells were whispered,

And invoking words were told

The flames from the embers arose

By silent trees which were behold

Then a prophet, a wise man said...

I see a beast, burning down our temples,

Under a symbol of a cross-nailed man,

Killing our children, for we're all pagans,

He's not too far, from where now we stand...

And as Luna hid her silhouette behind the clouds,

From the dark, a christian stepped out...

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