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Artist: Nocturnal Rites
Canonical path: /nocturnal-rites/okahoo
Related lyric paths: 6
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Okahoo
Read Okahoo lyrics by Nocturnal Rites on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Okahoo
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In the fire
Where the fallen await
Blinded to all of its glory
See the fear, in the eyes of the dead
The circle's to close once again
Close you eyes for a dying world
Death's command won't betray
[chorus]
Hell, calls
A cry from the new world
The dream lasts forever
Man, falls
Into the unknown
The new generation
Hear the silence, the process of death
The mind is an opening grave
No denial, the blood turns to black
No giving in to repent
Close you eyes for a dying world
Death's command won't betray
[chorus]
Mind torture, flames burst
Cast into the fire
Act of death, stop breathing
Machines will take control
Close you eyes for a dying world
Death's command won't betray
[chorus x2]
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