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Laurentia
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Shores Of Nothingness
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I hold my own
with burden of grief
inert and alone
as currents drift a leaf
there’s no cause no purpose
just floating debris
on the sombrely wavering surface
of the lonely sea
the lonely sea
I’m overwhelmed
with burden of grief
eternally expelled
never to find relief
find relief
maelstrom and tidal wave
set free my soul
let me sink to my grave
at the sea floor
the sea floor
an endless barren beach
a shipwrecked dreadnought
empty shores to reach
what an empty thought
maelstrom and tidal wave
set free my soul
let me sink to my grave
at the sea floor
the sea floor
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Fragments Of The Self
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Realm of Wolves Hungary
Stvannyr (Csarnogurszky István) - guitars, songwriting
Ghöul - bass, songwriting
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