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Artist: Neolith
Canonical path: /neolith/hallowed-be-the-signs
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Hallowed Be The Signs!
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Hallowed Be The Signs!
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It is true
What many of you have heard
Azag is praying
Listening to the wind
And as I speak
He is opposing idimmu
Fear not!
Our homes sleep safe
For the signs protect us!
Arra reminds non-eyed
Dust is harmless and bare
Agga brings peace
To dead but dreaming
Bandar makes us bow
And have faith in blackness
I stand truthfully unafraid
I have the sight now
They smile to us
Kia mass ssaratu
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