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Artist: Sub Rosa
Canonical path: /sub-rosa/the-order
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Order
Read The Order lyrics by Sub Rosa on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Order
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Cold Moon rides in the skies
Like a gloomy still life
And from dusty old pages, I read the tales
Secret ancient legacies
By an artist's hands come
For most eyes not to see, one can't deny them
The glimpse of twilight and the immortal dreams by the sea
What dwells just for now can be eternal
Become witnesses of all unconceivable secrets
And symbols of our Mother Nature
Novus Ordo Seclorum comes from ancient papyri
And the deepest of the roots grants forever
One split the thin bread into a thousand and 40 pieces
So they could become Spirits of Time
As I turn these old pages
The night is shrouding on
And the chariot of crowned child brings the first light
Then I learn how to teach
When I'm called to shut up
Closing doors of my life for human nature
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