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Ghosts & Fire
02:47
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looking for holy fountains
searching through ghosts and fire
follow down rotten pathways
through mystic jungles, lost
peoples of dark religions
the 8 armed spider woman
stands tall above the mountain
supplicants stare toward heaven
the mother of the shadow lands
dances slowly
provider and caregiver
to ghosts and fire
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Opening Eye
02:29
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Among the eels and the darkness
a storm of oil, dead whale carcass
turned the sea into a nightmare
turned us all into raving madmen
and in the center swirled the gate
gathering speed
opening eye
into the whirlpool
over the falls
down into nothing
cursing you all
we arrived like devils
torn sails all in black
sinking fast into the quicksand
crushing cerulean hands
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Travelers
03:42
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All or Nothing
04:36
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