| «A question unto thee: what suffering made you linger?»
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| You show me Italy in late sixties, winter’s time
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| Catholic belief still struck so deep in your fingers
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| The priests flogged and conveyed against their thighs, moaning…
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| Should you attempt to shun and avoid the light, sadism stormed in
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| Abused, and dry you bled, your dreams in death stayed spawning
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| Wrath upon the Lord: the son and ghost your lust sees bleed
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| «Befoul the sabbath of light!»
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| Force them brightness the way you were forced
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| Force them the visions you suffered in death; |
| the timelessness since
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| Expel their god out from your flesh for demons to witness how
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| The revenant prays at his church
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| Sleepless one… Your corpse will house your wandering spirit
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| When the moon… Is waning gibbous, your remnant’s they shall dig:
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| Sunday dawn… A foul wind will clatter
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| The bones lay hidden within the church soil
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| Evil spirits turned away for centuries shall again be embraced
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| To host the cellars, crawl the estates
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| Join the risen for a sabbath of underworld
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| «Something's rotten…» the parish may say:
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| A morbid stench… The draught from cellars swiftly conveys
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| 'cross the halls… The light in the tunnel of darkness shall shed
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| To divulge the dead spread out at sacrament
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| …Befoul the sabbath
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| Falls a sea of light
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| This space and time
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| Absorbed by the laws of the other side;
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| Commence the christenings to the coven of revenant
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| The wafer and the wine, feces divine, poison healing
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| Reversed christenings — atone the sins by dying
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| Confessions of the flesh, intestines and fresh blood
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| Take one last goodly grasp through the icon glass —
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| The light will take you to god
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| Sheep of god… The light will take you
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| Sheep of god… The light will take you
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| Where you’re dreaming yet your soul’s awake
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| For endless nightmares to feed
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| Yearning, grief, hatred, true inner darkness
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| Shall be yours eternally
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| May your flesh, mind and soul linger for eternities
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| «Befoul the sabbath of light!» |