The Opposite Bank
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The Opposite Bank
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A deadly song is coming
Meet the sound of waves
The blind wizard
Stands on the highest rock
Remembers all that's seen
And makes passimistic prophecies
These are his latest hours
In the mortal world
Atheron charon's beloved child
Comes singing the march
The Sun, the water, the land
The old man loses hs sense
After the bright light
A young soul released
An old body floating on the sea
The poorest side of the universe
Among wild horizons
You'll feel the immortality
You'll step on the opposite bank
A body became a prison
An eternal soul
Come to me
You will be able
You go everywhere
You see everything
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Rotting Christ performs "The Opposite Bank", and this lyric page sits inside the Rotting Christ catalog on LyroVerse.
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