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Lex Talionis

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Sol Invictus Canonical path: /sol-invictus/lex-talionis Related lyric paths: 6
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Lex Talionis

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The world is full of gods and beasts

Some to serve and some to feast

Avert your eyes from the sky

The lies of God and the God of lies

And even forests once lush and green

Have the stench of murder and children's screams

But bird of prey in your eyes is where our heavens lie

But bird of prey in your eyes is where our future lies

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