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How to Become a God

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Phazm Canonical path: /phazm/how-to-become-a-god Related lyric paths: 6
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How to Become a God

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I can hear the rocks

A deep and sorrows blow-up

Mountains move, dig the ground

The whole creation quivers and gapes

Oceans dance, sing their hatred

Awakening creatures from infernal voids

Towers of stones rise up to stars

Fosaken depths spread into a warm breath

I stand still in this ludicrous ceremony

Facing up eternity

Sinking into emptiness

Leaping into oblivion

Becoming a god

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