Unalloyed Regiment

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The Ordinate and Abscissa

The Ordinate and Abscissa lyrics by Unalloyed Regiment. Coordinates once crossed Melanoid genesis symmetry Bittersweet dark deep enunciation Proclaiming...

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The Ordinate and Abscissa

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Coordinates once crossed

Melanoid genesis symmetry

Bittersweet dark deep enunciation

Proclaiming scarlet wines as of your taste

Ordination by the greatest ruler

Red tail, black horns, dead eyes

The place you shall fear, my abyss

Eager yourself as I am no more

The tailing welcomes the doom

Finally blood emptied and dead corpse

With no reaction no matter what

Alive or dead, makes no difference

Antelope's horns cracked inside

Empty throne, missing coordinate

Damaged by one reason

Creator of light, doom is your name

Into darkness all these words

Will be missed by one

Infernal cries

Forsaken children

Into darkness all these words

Will be missed by one

Infernal cries

Forsaken children

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