Hymn Of Lunacy
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Hymn Of Lunacy
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At the end of the night
In the chapel of marbled's swans
Farewel of the eyes, signs of medieval times
As I plounge in the glacial lack
Thou art fall under my mark
Earth crack down in abyssic direction
Freezing as a winter gleams of tears
Crack the silence's symphonies
Sign the hymn of lunacy
In the darkest depths
Have you seen the red light
Will I meet thy fate
The one who takes my hand
Thine own son
Twin forever, Forefather
At the end of the night
In the chapel of marbled's swans
Farewel of the eyes, signs of medieval times
As I plounge in the glacial lack
Sign the hymn of lunacy
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