Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Sol
Canonical path: /sol/where-angels-rot
Related lyric paths: 6
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Where Angels Rot
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Where Angels Rot
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Let them all die
I scream towards the sky
As the corpse of angels descend
Let them all rot
I cry in despite
Let them all decay
Nature abhors a vacuum
And we have reduced ourselves to nothing less
So let them all burn
I whisper to a sun
Grown pale with disgust
This world has become the tomb of the very soul of man
This world is where angels rot and wither away in regret
And let them all rot I cry
Just let them rot
As I face the void of nihil
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