Neelakanta
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Neelakanta
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Hear the ancient battle!
A churned ocean’s invasion
A poisoned elixir’s egression
Lord of destruction
Immersed in placid opium
Dance to the rhythm of drums
Oblivious of the world
Om namah shivaya
A poisoned elixir
Overflows my throat
A destructive nectar
Of deepest darkest notes
Dissolve to create!
Death is a fact of birth
The samsara turns
Through consciousness
The intent of immortality
Of devas and asuras
Unveil the misery
Lord of destruction
Immersed in placid opium
Dance to the rhythm of drums.
Musical composition and guitar by daniel díaz ordoñez
Drums by steve vanderperren
Keyboards, bass, guitar and programming by hamlet
Sitar, voice and lyric by isabel restrepo
Growling voice by thomas hubert.
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Fabulae Dramatis performs "Neelakanta", and this lyric page sits inside the Fabulae Dramatis catalog on LyroVerse.
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