Shallow Preacher
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Shallow Preacher
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Finally I see what moves beneath your shallow life
Powerless you are to see
Consumed so fearless you preach and reach
Believed to change an outcome, centuries weigh you down
Change
Honoring the signs!
Honoring the signs, from dust there has been so few
I honor you my faithful one. Nowhere else, nothing else
Shifting shapes has now joined, in this majestic time to be
Come to me
In trance one sees, this gathering
So distance, so surreal
Wandering above, where is there to go?
Opening this disturbs your shallow waters
Come to me now. Through your grief and sorrow
Dreams of purity shatter your consciousness
Waves now coming from within, soil pushes through your empty shell
Madness led to sanity when the water flowed to sea
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Svarttjern performs "Shallow Preacher", and this lyric page sits inside the Svarttjern catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Admiring Death and Aged Burden Fades with a short reason for opening each page next.
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