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Artist: Memento Mori
Canonical path: /memento-mori/one-sign-too-many
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One Sign Too Many
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One Sign Too Many
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Silent storm clouds
Slow they came, in God's name
Bold and blinded
We're the same, still no shame
Is this our fall from grace?
Is this our final trace?
Is this the end of time?
In this eleventh chime
One sign too many [2x]
The crown of nature
Pagan fools, pagan rules
A lost creation
Seals the womb, seals the tomb
Is this our fall from grace?
Is this our final trace?
Is this the end of time?
In this eleventh chime
Are we the last in line
To read the clearest sign
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