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Artist: Perennial Isolation
Canonical path: /perennial-isolation/the-wind-comes-from-aokigahara
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The Wind Comes From Aokigahara
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The Wind Comes From Aokigahara
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Woods claim
Crave your despair
Majestic altar of fallen leaves
Implores your name
Only an open path
A band to return
The perfect darkness ihale
Your last desire
The wind comes from Aokigahara
Feel the breath of death
A grave for anyone
Corpses hanging from the trees
Beautiful your green mantle
Burying the light
That always shines
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