The Devil's Gorge
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The Devil's Gorge
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Setting the pitchblack sails
Onward into the unknown
Across the ocean of souls
Where creeping chaos dwells
To forbidden shores
I set my course
Under a starless sky
As the clouds disperse
Unveiling the unexpressible
Evocation of the ancients
The sea shall be my altar
I call thy names
Liberate me from sanity
Where black ships sail
Eerie sound the waves
Voices from the deep
Guide me into the abyss
With the black ships I will sail
On the darkest of all paths
The oceans shall consume my soul
As creeping chaos I'll be reborn
Traveler between the worlds
Of dream and death forever more
Where black ships sail
Eerie sound the waves
Voices from the deep
Long forgotten songs
As if drowning sirens call
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Sulphur Aeon performs "The Devil's Gorge", and this lyric page sits inside the Sulphur Aeon catalog on LyroVerse.
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