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In This Rotting Light
07:25
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Decay This Place
07:49
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Veritas Avertis
06:14
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Rot of the Stars
07:23
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Frozen Fields
07:58
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Ten of Swords
06:31
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Wolves and Caribou
09:11
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Wading out beyond the shore
Across the sea I leave them
Ignite the sky from dusk 'till light
Rising up to meet them
Waiting for to ride the wind
Catch a breath, begin again
Braiding strands with swollen hands
Weaving threads of silver sand
Against the body of the waves
It narrows then it feeds
Waves take what's in my hands
I offer you the sea
We run over passes, rocky scapes, woods and lakes
And a lone alibi, terrified that I no longer could try
The sun was out of the east
The light had released
And the howling had ceased
And the night was as grim as my dreams
I opened my eyes
And witnessed the scene
Heading out on a winter's day
Hid in plain sight and slipped away
We ran out of chances
The storm had arrived, and we were inside the eye
Death shapeshifter, undertaker
Wax and wane
Willow and cane
Water and drain
Like mountain and plain
Dusk and dawn
Buck and fawn
Weaving threads
Like spiders and webs
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