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In Aurae
01:42
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2. |
Bonus Eventus
02:49
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seek a church of slender steeple
built where old roads are no more
by the saints of shitty people
it's a house that eats the poor
the lucky ones were selling ropes
the lucky ones were buying sex
the rest had nothing left to give
but holy hangings by their necks
bonus eventus, show us the altar
show us our future, show us the way
castle of ego, give us an answer
make us the master, show us the way
the lucky ones were selling ropes
the lucky ones were buying sex
the rest had nothing left to give
but holy hangings by their necks
bonus eventus, show us the altar
show us our future, show us the way
stronghold of ruin, give us our fortune
lead us to glory, take us away
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3. |
Laverna
02:38
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watching me sleep, watching me breathe
put a song in my ear, laverna
put a blade to my neck, laverna
she is now more than ever
she was never at all
take until i am empty, laverna
watching me sleep, watching me breathe
put a stare in my eye, laverna
put a blade in my hand, laverna
she is nothing if not felt
she feels nothing at all
so it is to be empty, laverna
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4. |
Sun Can't Set on Phoebus
04:01
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thought they would look to us, thought they would follow us
but we were wrong
thought they would listen, thought they would see
but we were wrong
the sun can't set, no moon could hang, not on phoebus
we count the stars as they burn out (above us)
if i'd have known, i'd save the heartache for another life
if i'd have known, i'd make the promise to myself
if i'd have known
the sun can't set, no moon could hang, not on phoebus
we count the stars as they burn out (between us)
on frozen waves the brightest light was beneath us
if i'd have known, i'd save the heartache for another life
if i'd have known, i'd make the promise to myself
if i'd have known, i'd see the fire for what it really was
if i'd have known
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5. |
Veritas
03:47
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daughter of saturn, virgin mother of virtue
villainous animals will seek out and hurt you
distort you and twist you, and misrepresent you
your elegant innocence has transformed you into
a definite target of.. manipulations.. ಠ_ಠ
and greedy ravagings to plunder your purity,
spoil your seed, shadow you under scrutiny,
or hide you entirely from consensus reality
veritas, one and only
veritas, our own
veritas, we will find you, we will know you, we will own you
seeking her endlessly, she's ever elusive
further and further now, your source gets diluted
and the well is always deeper, how deep can you dive?
how deep is your need to stare the truth in the eye?
the truth is that you hide from her
you are vulnerable, as you lie to yourself
you are pitiable, as you do
veritas, one and only
veritas, our own
veritas, we will find you, we will know you, we will own you
veritas, we'll control you, we will keep you, hidden well
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6. |
Trivia Night
04:03
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in the streaming rain of the old domain, we are
in the creeping chill you're feeling inside your bones
we are, we are...
and we always were, and we always were
and so remain as filthy dogs in chains, screaming
the sound rolls over countless grasping hands
wide eyes, streaming
we call their names, we give that they may
while you hear not but the cry of dogs
oh, you never have, and you never will
they'll hear their names, do ut des
you never will, you never will
surely, the corrupt will beg our mercy
surely, the gods will grant us glory
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7. |
Ex Aurae
05:39
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