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Artist: Thinking Plague
Canonical path: /thinking-plague/consolamentum
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Consolamentum
Read Consolamentum lyrics by Thinking Plague on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Consolamentum
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Place your hands on this body,
that it be ready when morning brings
the end of days.
Consolamentum the world cannot touch me now.
This flesh is not a temple,
rather a prison cell.
Now, we cast it off.
Consolamentum I hear the hammers bang
...morning comes
Consolamentum the fires light the way.
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