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The Spirit Has Failed Us
13:14
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this year, marking down for eternity
the returning to earth of man
and the settling into dust
angels weep and do battle
but have failed
the movement
of mist
along the earth
soaking stones
plague carts
no more food
no more priests in the churches
no more signs from heaven
the Spirit has failed us
forsaken and tormented in this plane
the devils have sought out our shelters
there is no safety in this earth
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2. |
Inclement Plane
06:45
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3. |
Close The Sky
20:00
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close the giving sky
make a hole
we found god
living under rocks
make peace
this one is ours
we'll put Him inside the church
we'll feed Him
from ourselves
a eucharist backwards
we'll dress Him
in finery
a god should look the part
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