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Artist: Thragedium
Canonical path: /thragedium/ad-arma-vocare-part-1
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Ad Arma Vocare (Part 1)
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Ad Arma Vocare (Part 1)
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When the world slips away
Just as it did this day
I crawl back into my shell
Is this the deeper I can go?
And silence sounds different
I take each word as a pill
To sedate me into sleep
A little sleep, a little slumber
And build of shadows my empires
Adorned with golden dust
Dessilusional birthplace of awe
I awake to a paragon of misery
In search for sanctuary
Unquiet stillness, silent chaos
pitch dark, deathly cold, so inviting
Here all light is vain, all beauty is lost...
from altered sanity, echoed a myriad of times
Hear this crying lines...
Tragedy
Sweet, sweet Tragedy.
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