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Highlighter
01:44
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All For The King
08:26
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And in times
Of sure demise
No one can start to imagine
Tall demands
Short insight
How can we even imagine
Start the fire
Kindling of ice
How cold my feet are this morning
Build a ship
Hefty with stone
Travel the world in its glory
Carrying wind
A feather to stone
All for The King
All logic is gone
All for The King
All for His pride
Bow to His feet
Give Him your wife
Kiss the many rings
Fit upon His hand
Forests and fields
Give Him your land
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3. |
Which Warlock?
07:56
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The whale is full
The sail is torn
The waters tainted by the blood of the rhythm
And every beast
Is crying out
For a return to the first dawn
The operator losing his value
A ticking time bomb set to go off
The carousel’s done running in circles
The horses are heading for the abyss
Wait and time will gobble up your life
Seize all - be flourishing
When the leaders bleed, children exhibit glee
Every little lashing driving us deeper still
If time is money and money is evil
And nature’s nearly obsolete
When all purity’s gone
It’s gone
Which warlock is responsible for this?
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4. |
Feel You Pulsing
06:09
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Empty trails
Cold at night
Howling wind
Path divides
I stay left
You stray right
I now see
Sunny skies
You're in deep
Deep in mud
Earthquake comes
Opens wide
Central heartbeats
Ever beating
It’s slowly fading
The more we’re apart
Central heartbeats
Ever beating
I wanna feel it
With you in my arms
Central heartbeats
Ever beating
It’s dissipating
Each step of the mile
Central heartbeats
Ever beating
I wanna feel you
The beat of your heart
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MOVEMENT I. Aghast, The Judicious Perpend Subscription Amidst a Trigon of Madness
Hold still until karma has a chance to actuate
The rotting public with their eyes on the nimblest ways to a swindling life
They’re just filling days with falsehoods masked in survivalist plans
So, the pot is boiling now
MOVEMENT II. An Epiphany Inherited ‘ere The Retirement of The Unpregnant
Stars of the province
Stand tall while cleansing all
Silenced, decry
Proud and proper
Seize all fiendish scum
Triumphant response
The city’s out of control
Still and fulfilled
Are we not but a step away from it
Cataclysmic calendar
Just X’ing out the days
So I’ll keep pushing
Puzzled place, keep skirmishing
The sweep is just around the bend
So now the creatures run free
Able to drink from the stream
Joyful amidst all the trees
In a return to the “E”
MOVEMENT III. Let The Seraphs Particoat The Earth
Angel boys and saintly girls
Let the seraphs particoat the earth
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