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Artist: Folkodia
Canonical path: /folkodia/apophis
Related lyric paths: 6
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Apophis
Read Apophis lyrics by Folkodia on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Apophis
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In darkness
It slithers
Chaos coiled thrice:
Reptilian eyes
Haunt the night
Apep! Fiend of izft!
Go back to thy pit!
In the name of ma'at
The light that burns
Hoary one, I thee defile!
In blackness
It crawls
Terror coiled thrice:
Under the sphinx
Entombed, he resides
Eyes that hypnotize
Ra and his court alike -
Great serpent of the nile
In the name of ma'at
The light that binds
Evil one, I thee defile!
"Apophis, old serpent vile!
Turn back and hide, thou
Whom ra has banished!
In places deep, where terror sleeps
Retreat away from man and his kind..."
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Folkodia performs "Apophis", and this lyric page sits inside the Folkodia catalog on LyroVerse.
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