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Artist: Fairlight
Canonical path: /fairlight/le-bal-des-eternels
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Le Bal Des Eternels
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Le Bal Des Eternels
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Mountains hidden by
Heavy mist and snowy clouds
Lit by the moonshine
Humans recognize the sign
Ancient gods came back
From their desert of ice of kadath
They danced all night
On the mountains they resided in the past
First they lived on earth
But humans climbed the rocky path
Not for being seen
They regretfully left this place
Looking down the land,
They remember the joy they had (before)
Dancing, crying and,
Cursing men who don't cohabit anymore
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