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Artist: The Atlas Moth
Canonical path: /the-atlas-moth/perpetual-generations
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Perpetual Generations
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Perpetual Generations
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I sing that sacred harmony
That makes our minds align in the old way
I sing that sacred harmony
To know what its like to finally be free
Praise for the wicked and a curse for the earth
Heroes die
Diseased we wait on the altars of ash
Rats will devour the sky
Home is a lie
Home feels like a lie
Straight from holes in the earth
Take me to the place where the stars arent dying
Home feels like a lie
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