What necessity brought me these
Those linear species of human deeds,
What knuckle dreams those vermin's dream
In obscene chords that lie beneath?
Shall I measure the thread of life
With my spinal rod?
Shall I bless you with plague?
And at equal intervals In each of the thrones,
Shall I bless you with words
That you'll envy their meaning?
It begins another season
That end will be death.
Would you not choose the daemon,
Drawn first?
Virtue is not dominated
The contempt will show...
Harvester risen
Lachesis risen
Universe is the shaft
Harvester risen
Lachesis risen
The reason is corrupted,
World without end
World without end
Chaos craft In the first glowing light
Logos provoked this madness
This temple of sodom in collateral needs
Past present and future flow
As soil aerated,
For fire came breathing
Chronos
Thousand sparks stride among you
And bear the thought,
Of life's uncertain decree
For her words,
Snare she shuns
Of those with humble harmonies
Spin again and again
The weft is large,
And bliss for fortune dreamers?
It looked so dim and dull
And the cracked muse,
Stares till set of sun
When dawns the light uncertain...
Matchless Design Revealed will be,
And I shall answer...
The lanterns...
Those valorous puppets...
"Like dust of stars show no more"
A cynic piece In a rotten needle
Lachesis risen
credits
from Moerae,
released March 25, 2015
MXT : Guitars, Synths, Effects
Domu : Vocals
Draenzarth : Bass
Maelstrom : Drums
Edrha : Effects, Vocals
All music by MXT
Lyrics by Edrha
Mixed by Tom Kvålsvoll at Kvålsonic Lab
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