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Artist: Mist of The Maelstrom
Canonical path: /mist-of-the-maelstrom/god-of-gold-light
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God of Gold Light
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God of Gold Light
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Low above the horizon,
setting for the last time.
God of gold light,
warm our cold hearts,
feed our hunger,
warm...
Let not blackest night claim our virgin skies.
For eternal light we pray to our god,
the golden Sun.
(God of Gold Light,
I pray to thee)
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