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Artist: Frayle
Canonical path: /frayle/introduction-arise
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Introduction (Arise)
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Introduction (Arise)
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I watched them burn, these witches, these innocents
The ones whose hair was too bright
The ones whose words too abrupt
I watched them scowl, these holy ones
The ones whose egos were too frail
The ones whose souls were dark
Arise the Broken
Arise Sisters
Arise Brothers
And watch them fall
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