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Artist: Wall of Sleep
Canonical path: /wall-of-sleep/stabat-mater
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Stabat Mater
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Stabat Mater
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See the Son, see the Mother
In sorrow weeping
See the land wearing thorn of the Crucified
See the nation of the pain of the anguish
Hear the pray of desolation
...Grief divine
Stabat mater-our clays here decay
Stabat mater-may our souls your goodness praise
Stabat mater-let us to our latest breath
Stabat mater-in our bodies bear the death
Darkness set Babylon fell in fire
Wrath of God sent it to holy flames
False prophets,fallen saints are rising higher
How I wish for coming of Judgement Day
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