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Bloodmoon

from Era of Deception EP by Kharybdis

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Bloodmoon will arise, alone, breathing in this sulfur and flame.

These marks on his walls,set to clear a name.

OH!

A beast set free, into the wicked of this night.

A dance in the moonlight, more than he ever should.

Bloodmoon will arise.

The cool of the air rushes through my face, as I try to remember my name.

The night before, the blood, the guts, the gore and what I did with a mind that I once adored.

I must end this, I must take my life, and end it right.

Oh, I must end this.

I must give back the heart of the woods before these rivers start to flood.

Lost but never forgotten.

She spoke lies, of times that'd turn the tides.

How I would be forever, I chose to forget her.

No, this can't be the end of it, the blood, the catastrophe.

No, this can't be the end of it, and what was suppose to be.

You all will be judged, together, breathing in this sulfur and flame.

These marks on his walls, set to clear a name.

Oh, these winds of change.

All for a meaningless claim.

This bitch has taken everything.

BLOODMOON.

PLEASE ARISE!

Don't leave me in the mother-fucking dark this time.

BLOODMOON!

GIVE US TIME!

I have spent years in the shadows of your prime.

I can not wait to see the fucking end of it, watch as it falls away.

I can not wait to see the end of it, watch as it falls away.

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from Era of Deception EP, released February 15, 2016

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