Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Sol Invictus
Canonical path: /sol-invictus/black-easter
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Black Easter
Read Black Easter lyrics by Sol Invictus on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Black Easter
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Descending then ascending, the fall then the call
Climb ever upward to join the world once more
See the serpents rising, angels on a chain
Come to meet together, come to make their claim
Black Easter
Hear the chants of old powers, the weak fall on their swords
Nature is above all morals, destiny a shameless whore
Fallen angels, like black flowers, bloom and are ripe
Gather round the lords and princes, bringer of a promised light
Black Easter...
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Sol Invictus performs "Black Easter", and this lyric page sits inside the Sol Invictus catalog on LyroVerse.
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