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Passages

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Pazuzu Canonical path: /pazuzu/passages Related lyric paths: 6
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Passages

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Time runs short and shorter still, as bodies fade and die

The plague now unites us, and in death we're so alike

As clergy, noble or poor...

The archangels wrath as blood now drowns our world

The sins of mankind, The plague, the price that we now pay...

As in the 15th century, man will fall to a plague of mass calamity...

renewal is at hand...

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