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The Immeasurable Fathoms
06:34
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The waves erupt from a frozen sea
‘neath the cold, northern moon.
So great and terrible were their ragings
Though those lonesome scapes heard not.
A titan beast, grey of hue
Rises wrathfully from the waves
Those waters once cobalt and pure
Now a’swirl with poison hues.
The stars above shine ever on,
Though darkness clouds the failing sun
Where strength once persevered,
The end of an age is near…
He, the God of the deep, dark blue
Hurls his might at the waves
O’ the strangest of bygone days
Lost beyond those roaring winds…
The oceans parted before him
And those noxious waters split asunder
Waves pounded beneath the moon
To the resonance of doom’s knell...
The stars above shine ever on,
Though darkness clouds the failing sun
Where strength once persevered,
The end of an age is near…
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Dread
04:38
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The stars shone brightly on the sea
And the waves reflected back their beauty
With a blooming sense of dread and fear,
the signals grew stronger every league.
Bourne on black and rotten currents
He swam beyond those stranger waters...
Bodies of his kin, drowned amidst a wreckage
Extinguished in all the cruelest ways…
Looming before him grew a sight
A skeleton of shore-dweller design
Horror clung upon its body
And from it spewed the venom (of man…)
Their fear grew the moment he came
And they hurled their toxins in force
But none of their kind could inflict him any pain
And upon his rage was bourne the storm...
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Ignite the Tempests
05:01
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And the oceans weight erupted
Casting down their unwholesome designs…
Storms came raging from distant seas
And doom was brought down upon their shores.
He withered one and all…
Their land he flooded all the way
As far as his waves would reach.
In his despair, he fell upon them
And he drowned all their memories…
And they were claimed once more…
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The Seafaerers
04:50
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Years wheeled on and his life force ebbed
But further he voyaged on...
And as his deep dark waters only bittered,
His fury rained down upon his foes…
Their influence only darkened
Their poisons swarming out to sea
No matter how many he destroyed
The currents clouded with disease.
Long he cast upon them ruin
And there now burned a hate
They set out with their crafts of black iron
To lay claim their mastery of the seas.
To the waves they dumped their venoms
So that he might be stricken down
For in the end only one may rule
And his strength would fade...
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In the North
The waves swirled agleam
His blood stained the tide
When this age became a dream
They knew not what they hunted
For their hearts burned with rage
To the dark they cast their weapons
To the tides, he fell away…
No longer will they know
The mysteries of old…
Darkness has come for him
And soon for them, they know…
Strange tides now flow
Beyond the realms he swam
The waters churn with poison
What doom have they wrought…?
Now longer will it stay
The stormy seas from shore
The ending has only begun
And they will never know…
For now, the waves are stilled
But soon the storms will come.
The seas will swallow the whole world,
And so will the doom come.
Omnia mors aequat...
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Dread [Acoustic]
04:00
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Morgan Rider New Glasgow, Nova Scotia
Morgan Rider is a Canadian musician and singer-songwriter who plays folk, blues and soul music. He plays solo as well as with his band Deep Dark River.
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