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Artist: Xasthur
Canonical path: /xasthur/unfailing-fall-into-naught
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Unfailing Fall into Naught
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Unfailing Fall into Naught
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I watch the storm approaching
the darkness calls my name
the trees are growing restless
they feel the season change
their fruit has putrified
forbidden once and bound to die
the thread of life lies severed
on the brink of paradise
Grinning winds of hate unfurled
dash towers tall that grip the sun
talons stretch her veil
reclamation, our time has come...
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