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Artist: Glass Hammer
Canonical path: /glass-hammer/an-eldritch-wind
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An Eldritch Wind
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An Eldritch Wind
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Look into the airbrush dream
Round and round it turns
Listen as the vinyl calls my name
Chorus:
And eldritch wind howls and moans
Through the space that I was shown
Can you hear their urgent call
Hidden in the sound
As this smoky room begins to fade
Chorus:
And eldritch wind howls and moans
Through the space that I was shown
I've been called to other stars
(and the heavens know my name)
I've been shown another world
As the vinyl turns
As the vinyl turns
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