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Ange de la Mort
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In the red light, I’ve seen it pass away. In fine, weathered lines, it’s written on your face.
Listen! Can you hear them? Listen! Can you hear them now?
What you have lost can never be found. Sacrificed and sanctified, now bound.
Laid at the feet as an offering. Pristine in the passing of an innocence unknown.
Listen! Can you hear them? Listen! Can you hear them now?
What you have lost can never be found. Sacrificed and sanctified, now bound.
Listen! Can you hear them? Listen! Do you fear them now?
Victim of choice. Body a void. Glimmering in the sound. Acquiesce to drown them out.
Lift the veil concealing, blood red glow revealing saints and devils. Can you hear them now?
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