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Artist: Morbid Funeral
Canonical path: /morbid-funeral/anagarika-god
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Anagarika God
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Anagarika God
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Anagarika God
Seven are the gods of the stars,
moon god is the one named Nanna,
He possesses the blood tides secrets
And sometimes his name changes to: " Sin ".
He is the light.
I hear the wolves howlings over the mountains
And I hear some ceremonies over the hills.
I developed the powers of the Astral Gods
So I know my race's name…
Anagarika.
Race of demons,
Warriors of the astral plane,
Practicers of the sexual ritual.
I am one of them and I am the light.
I am Nanna, I'm a god. Know my voice,
know my sanctum, know my atman…
I am an anagarika.
When I'll finally return from my kingdom
Then The race of akhkharv say my name,
sunlight will not exist
and the gods will rule the earth, once more!
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