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Artist: Xasthur
Canonical path: /xasthur/the-next-plane-of-existence
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The Next Plane of Existence
Read The Next Plane of Existence lyrics by Xasthur on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Next Plane of Existence
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Shattered are the icons of the worthless
the Goddess scorned is a Valkyrie born
scattered are the wings of the virulent holy
leave their husks to be the prey of vultures and dogs
World without end
cherish the lissome wants of pernicious evil
dusk in her eyes
torn bloody weeping skies
darkness will hasten to devour
and the weak will flee or die...
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Yes. The related section below points to Slaughtered Useless Beings In A Nihilistic Dream and A Memorial to the Waste of Life with a short reason for opening each page next.
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