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If you have chosen the path to the throne Undeterred by the terrible fate of your predecessors I had to share some thoughts with you My son you will,
to be How did we lose our way Give me a spark of hope Show the eternal light Bow to me you stand before a god (Ithirius) Slaves for me you'll die by my
4/4 Still a popular form Quadruped like a horse Galloping thru Missouri's geological warps Tall grasses and short, stamped flat by the force
of the yearly cycle by being held at the end of the six month Eskimo night. Something moved in the dark. A face as tall as a man -- a big, round,evil face
pirates Telling tales of trails left by the gods Through the center of the sun when they passed the spot Jesus Christ was really an ancient astronaut I
of your destiny That's for sure Believe in yourself Abundance you will absorb It's not your time yet to Turn into an orb Use your words wisely like
Into the infinite expanse We see life here now as a beautiful chance Every moment a divine romance Step by step, we dance Each moment a gift We
cosmic strife A chemical anomaly relentless by design Extinction Remove the welt of life You can't hide You pointlessly strive to survive You believe in
We're forced to leave our home, there's nothing for us left The orb we once called home is now nothing but a barren waste Once a vital life force,
the ashes? I'm giving progression by living it Breaking the limit is, forming the difference Fleets of the innocent , orb of the pyramids Sharper than points
toward the nearest cloud above her in the sky The cloud is set afire by the flaming yellow orb As she greets the fading flowers of this late September morn
is not a fixed proposal But rather a shifting orb of foggy gradients Unlocked by the tokens found at a museum The Nautilus was being constructed Along
real is not a fixed proposal, but rather a shifting orb Of foggy gradients, unlocked by the tokens found at a museum The Nautilus was being constructed,
a backseat baby! When I'm revvin' up N-gin's engine fully Prepared to have friendships ending Sending and orb to the poor Old sport in front Now I see your
Ufo where'd you go? By the kids By the sea By the moon By the astronaut you go Ufo all alone Popping in to our ozone In and out For centuries you've
To discern within the deepest tile Past the gazing light and shallow vines A rooted cant receives the orb that hurls throughout the mild and fond It
a fixed proposal But rather a shifting orb of foggy gradients Unlocked by the tokens found at a museum The Nautilus was being constructed Along
of what's ahead She's lured by a wisp Between willow rows Through weeping tentacles Beaded curtains dangling The orb glows moonlight blue With iridescent hue
integrity (In that belt called creativity) But it's not a black corpse, snuffed by a cold world, I keep warm By burning dead bodies smelling the beats
the bamboo We puff the bamboo everyday! I don't live by the sword I Don't live by the gun I live by the gas station that Sells blunts by the one My floor is
The enigmatic orbs retreat Over the mountains pass the fleet Silently the lights pass by The desert air so hot and dry What did they want to find? Watching
off the hidden vine Sand hills like sandstone of a stone mason from a distant land Ema pop and ahki out top riding down out by the Kingstree Cried
on its ascent towards it As the train rolled over the hump, a metropolis blossomed from the valley below Orbs flowed on roads that spread like veins
a serpentine path to obscure enlightenment My mind is entangled by the quantum fabric Evocations of the Galactic Tempest enabled by this mask A conduit
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