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Artist: Sleep
Canonical path: /sleep/jerusalem-part-iii
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Jerusalem (part III)
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Jerusalem (part III)
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Creedsmen roll out across the dying dawn
Sacred Israel Holy Mountain Zion
Sun beams down onto the sandcean reigns
Caravan migrates through deep sandscape
Lungsmen unearth the creed of hasheeshian
Lebanon
Desert legion smoke covenant is complete
Herb bails retied onto backs of beasts
Stoner caravan emerge from sandsea
Earthling inserts to chalice the green cutchie
Groundation soul finds trust upon smoking hose
Assemble creedsmen rises prayerfilled smoke
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