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Transmortalia

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Transmortalia

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-Part I: Fate of the chosen-

Spirits around me they know what I'm feeling

Eyes in the dark try to scan deep within

Once I was king in a life of grandeur

Now the dark realms open wide

"Scarab, my heart

Into the abyss I drink from the chalice

don't stand against me

Of scarlet oblivion I fall just to behold the god

at the judgement of souls

The keeper of doom waiting by the shore

to the balance be true"

To see children of the dark rising walls of sombre

Breathing the shadow

Praising the sun people spoke out my name

For my sand graveyard they punctured the sky

But too much deeper the womb of the underworld

Pierced was by eternal vaults

"Great god of the dead

Even the splendour of majestic temple

weigh with feather my fate

Shall bear on the curse of long centuries pulse and survive

for which I shall not die

The legacy of doom whispers by the shore

but divine too remain"

To see children of the dark rising in their slumber

Breathing the shadow ever

-Part II: The transcendental journey-

"By the riverside where also the sun dies

Enter the valley of time

Smell the azure lotus and walk through the immortal rite"

Why these bands hold me

Ancient mystery hidden in-violable exile

Now I know the price to be everlasting

A star embalmed in gold

"You better believe it all

Damnation's granted when you're out of control

You feel me sliding into your veins

Where no blood runs but secret oils unnamed

A million lifetimes? Infinity!

No mortal pace will tread our eternity

You wonder if you'll ever be free

But soon you'll know what's a god's destiny"

-Part III: In the dreams of Anubis-

a) Magick trip

b)Perpetua damnatio

-Part IV: Transmigration-

Evil binds circle my voyage

Into strange light bathed in magic

On the last door cathartic symbols

Will I return as I slowly fall beyond

"You better believe it all

Damnation's granted when you're out of control

You feel me sliding into your veins

Where no blood runs but secret oils unnamed

A million lifetimes? Infinity!

No mortal pace will tread our eternity

You wonder if you'll ever be free

But soon you'll know what's a god's destiny"

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