Ma'at-Kheru
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Ma'at-Kheru
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A dream of endless sands of purification
A clear vision of transformation
Enter the state of painful silence
To complete the incarnation
See your small life broken down now
Throw it all away
And like a lotus emerge from mortality
Will not ever speak again
Will not ever dream again
Leave it all behind
A bifurcated tongue tastes the air
Child of the red desert has shed his skin
Impu em deshret
Sehetep Neteru
Impu Ma'at-Kheru
Impu em deshret
Khepesh
Sekhem
Neterui
Nukua em fentu gemam en ma'at neb
Come clean
Be nothing
Coil around the infinity
Come spawn of innocence
And suffocate your humanity
Seruta au'a senexexa
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