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Wōđanaz
05:21
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Keeper of knowledge
Master of war
Bringer of language
Father of all
Odin
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Neorxnawang
05:21
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This is what you hold dear
Through the pain, through the fear
You will go to a field of bliss
And not fade into nothingness
When you die, you will live on
Long after your body is gone
A golden meadow of paradise
Hope is for things you can't see with your eyes
You can't see with your eyes
You can't see with your eyes
This is the end
No need to pretend
A black expanse
No more pretense
Released from the hurt
A home in the dirt
Eternal sleep
No gods to meet
Where did we come from?
Where are we going?
I don't know
I don't know
Will we live on?
After we're gone?
I can hope
I can hope
When we die
I'd like to say
We will rise
From where we lay
When we're dead
I want to hope
We will fly
To a field of gold
All these lies
All these lies
All these lies
All these lies
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Against Christianity
06:08
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Blue skies in your eyes
White sun way up high
Green leaves on the heath
Nazarene impaled beneath
Green trees surround me
White moon rising soon you'll see
Red blood on my sword
Your impaled mythological lord
Defiantly against Christianity
Defiantly against Christianity
Leave a world that you can't see
And enter one you can believe
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