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Maximus
02:22
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He Whom Misleads
03:15
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Mesozoic Militia
02:45
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There they go
Fallen in the wild I forget all my instinct
Once I do, planted in the garden I know Eden shuns me
and this soul ceases to let me beg my sullen pardon.
Lest I know, forbidden is the fruit inside the growing garden.
Every step you take the sky will harden no matter when orbit precedes,
when the exiles fled to forest then they swept with horses' steed.
Slaves to run against the timescale- only to provoke nature's seed.
Who treads the seized woodland to find reborn elk in sunset?
It is he who fears the sunken jet
Sewn and entrenched in bronze of spartan to mark the end of thee, for me to be.
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Rural State
02:51
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I know as I'm leavin'
The farmhouse will stay
She's here for a moment
Then the moment goes away
The arctic sin is loneliness and it ain't over yet
Im'a hang those banners higher than any fisher's net
He said
All alone she swims away
All the corals in the keeps
Oh, in time you see the stretch
Oh, my answer in the way I roam
Booted in the camps, all against your will
Take my lover back, she don't wanna leave
Rifle all in tact- you belong to me
Far as they can tell
We will split the plea
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Funeral March
02:23
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Kruksog Los Angeles, California
Medieval lullabies.
Kruksog is the solo dark folk project of Margaritka Georgieva also known as Maldoror.
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