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Artist: Mouth of The Architect
Canonical path: /mouth-of-the-architect/patterns
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Patterns
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Patterns
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Staring at the shattered pieces of your body
That lay across the floor
The memory will haunt our souls until
We are withered and buried in this earth
A pattern is revealed
Truth be told
I've never loved anything but my own demise
So we carve into the sky
And set free the light
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