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Artist: Incantation
Canonical path: /incantation/immortal-cessation
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Immortal Cessation
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Immortal Cessation
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Seraph let me be immortal like you.
Immaculate rot, acurse in divinity, the somber begining of birth.
Is the eternal glory of demonic conception...
Seraph let me be immortal like you.
Immaculate rot, acurse in divinity, the somber begining of birth.
Is the eternal glory of demonic conception...
Plain of decay, sorrow and anguish, mortal's roam.
The cycle of agony is reborn.
Immortal cessation, denied assention...
Jesus...was...mortal...
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