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Artist: Throneum
Canonical path: /throneum/forbidden-words
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Forbidden Words
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Forbidden Words
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The wind called.
The seas were moved.
The sun was connected with the moon and the seal was broken.
Darkness has come.
Far away on the west, where cave is protected by brass scorpion.
Forbidden words resounded again.
La Shadduya la Barra Barra
La Kanpa la Kanpa Ishnigarrab
La Nngr la la
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