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Artist: Xanthochroid
Canonical path: /xanthochroid/the-great-sundering
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The Great Sundering
Read The Great Sundering lyrics by Xanthochroid on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Great Sundering
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Come, come
Let night be our guide
Release your fear
Your doubt will subside
The path is clear
But you stumble in the light
And shadows blur you sight
Wayward brother!
Your eyes have made you blind.
Torn asunder
(Our world once lush and green)
((Oh, you’ll discover
I see what is not seen))
In darkest night
No hope to be found
A prisoner in chains
Bound by blood
The storm rages on!
Lost, lost
A pawn to its sway
Wrath and fear
Is that all your eyes can see?
Will darkness set you free?
You’ll remember
When you hear those burning cries
(You require my blind and piercing eyes)
(Demon fire
Won’t save us from your lies)
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