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Damascus - Black Sea Of Downward Skies Lyrics

Black Sea Of Downward Skies
THE BLACK SEA OF DOWNWARD SKIES

[I. A Liquid earth in dusk's cape]

|Dusk had reflect its cape upon the liquid earth
his fears and his tears did he know he was damned
Tonight the seven seas shall feed to consume
O' the corpses unpleasent grave forever be tombed

|Whilst he query may he never glimpse his wife's ardent beauty again
albeit that this may not be thee end
Still to inquire neath this dragon thee waters of hell
A drove in the baroque of death

|Qualm brought of whats to come

|Spirits handed to hades
mirage of death as they fall
into Graveland
in the downward skies

|Thee verisimilitude
of quietus, nearing his quintessence
perceptions of kismet linger in his thoughts
hegira is futile

[II. Ares gift the deaths for Hades]

|Ares, behest plethora to the sea
patrons, will bleed for he
this soul, death condemns
vociferation, he shall meet with thee dead

|Onward, haste the slaughter
scourges, thee bringer's of his death
shalt he be buried

|Buried in thee ocean floor

|Bask in the fragrence of flesh
so scorched and smite
a bloom of rot dances free in air
corpses fed to an edacious sea
four-thousand more souls
includes this one
a doomed patriarch
he shalt be feast
for the vast blue sea

[III. Accepting the Sea's Grave]

|Scent of pyre
bathed in fire
his last importune
to roam in Elysium

|Fields of amity
Where shalt they meet?
Aquire abysses charnel
beneath the blitzkrieg sea
paene for those whom prevail
unlured by the waters reap
but we shalt not walk amongst them
for we are in death's keep

|Death shalt you walk with them
Save them from the pain of tearing skin
release them from war's puppetry now

[IV. Passage, from Water to Hell]

|Under a haunted moon
shedding contours glooms
of spirits unrest as the sirens
unblessed hymns to a tune
of Ares proud war
corpses shalt lay at gore
seeding the palest of ocean floor
to fill the sepulcher
Hades placed as conquer
as this sole abettor of
two nations enmity
unwillingly contribute to
a portrait of human vulgarity
incased in
Poseidon's tomb
to exhibit a chattel's
doom