Master Crossroads, Baron Cemetery
from Blood from the Lion's Mouth by Barishi
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lyrics
Embodiment
of almighty
beholder
of this forsaken craft
recede into the earth
cult of the white oak
reawakening
of the vessel
begin the ascension
to black peaks
gathering of funeral bells
among the fallen fruits and soil
feral augur of the woods
moon of your pale wisdom
beams of white light
stir like flames shimmering
wicked one
lay the noisome flesh before the
the blood boils
the bones break
allow your roots to drink
in this stillness
crawling nightshade
we harvest
we harrow
sewing of time
all the doors are open
branded by the hand
of the all seeing
the heart buried
the beats pounding
master crossroads
Baron cemetary
of almighty
beholder
of this forsaken craft
recede into the earth
cult of the white oak
reawakening
of the vessel
begin the ascension
to black peaks
gathering of funeral bells
among the fallen fruits and soil
feral augur of the woods
moon of your pale wisdom
beams of white light
stir like flames shimmering
wicked one
lay the noisome flesh before the
the blood boils
the bones break
allow your roots to drink
in this stillness
crawling nightshade
we harvest
we harrow
sewing of time
all the doors are open
branded by the hand
of the all seeing
the heart buried
the beats pounding
master crossroads
Baron cemetary
credits
from Blood from the Lion's Mouth,
released September 16, 2016
license
all rights reserved
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discography
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Apr 2020 -
Sep 2016
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