Novembers Fire
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Novembers Fire
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Night calls on summer's end
Dark aspect, breed divine
Knee-deep, the blood of swine
Come season, come reborn
November-Coming-Fire
Samhain-grim (Samhain-grim)
And then it all comes down
Samhain-grim
Arms to flail in flame
Waving, trembling
These things breed to flame
All things must come to ash
November-Coming-Fire
Samhain-grim (Samhain-grim)
And then it all comes down
Samhain-grim
Embrace the night air
Summer's end, Heaven sent
Breathe the fire's musk
Insatiating full
November-Coming-Fire
Samhain-grim
And then it all comes down
Samhain-grim
November-Coming-Fire
Samhain-grim
And then it all comes down
Samhain-grim
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Samhain performs "Novembers Fire", and this lyric page sits inside the Samhain catalog on LyroVerse.
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