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Artist: Yula Yayoi
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Messiah
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Messiah
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You, Messiah
Clockwork angel
Wake up, shine bright
On the endless night
Release all my glacier time
From him who is and who was and who is coming
"I am the Alpha and the Omega
The first and the last, the beginning and the end."
"I know your doings
that you are said to live, but you are dead"
"Be awake and invigourate the things that remain
That are at the point of dying."
"Fallen, Babylon the great"
"I'm coming soon,"
"And night shall be no more."
Hallelujah! Salvation, glory and power belongs to God
Aurora, eschaton open eyes
Midday, you'd be no more boy
Twilight, though your wings torn away
Silent sea, Screaming ground, shining sky to fly
Emerald sea, sardius ground, Jasper sky to bleed
And fall as sweet rain
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