Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Unholy
Canonical path: /unholy/creative-lunacy
Related lyric paths: 6
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Creative Lunacy
Read Creative Lunacy lyrics by Unholy on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Creative Lunacy
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I'm trying to visualize the dream where Gadrel stands tall
Gaze bends in purple wind
My emotions come slower
Sight of my experience arrived !
Power of storms shows the vision
Covering the past
Call of attractive genius
Return to my everlasting consciousness
The consequence of needlessness is direct and dominating
The dream needs the one to escort the self through every essentiality
Ideal self: creative and lunatic
Real self: multicoloured
Oh, come to my dream Lilith
Ideal self: creative and lunatic
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