| Barren halls of kings
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| Solemn and austere
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| Carry us through
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| The leaves of cruel fire
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| Where only remnants lay
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| Of all one’s acquired
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| Stairs fall from this tower
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| Beneath the ruins of battlements
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| Labyrinthine crypts beset by the darkened walls
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| Where no light ever shone upon these cursed bodies
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| Or the piles of stone brought from the sea
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| Which carry the weight of their pain
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| I lay gifts bestowed
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| Alone in sorrow
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| Leave me with all that I have left
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| Lorn, forsaken, bereft of the world
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| Tattered vestiges of ruined crests unfurled
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| Here the fallen remember their songs
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| In sepulchral kingdoms forever gone
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| Where the sea and the heavens collide
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| Glinting in the distance
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| As the moon strains with the tide
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| Below the standing stone, we come to confess
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| To a spirit departed under monuments rest
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| In the outstretched hands of stone
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| Crowns and thrones
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| Crumbling cold to dust
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| As ivy wreathes the bones |