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*Taken from the album "The Gray Morbid Old Goat" (2011).

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As the gray cloaks my eyes
I see my energy and youth wasted
Chasing lost dreams
That never come true
Running in circles
In the pursuit of nothing
As possibilities pass by
As the gray cloaks my eyes
Energy and youth wasted
In the pursuit of nothing
Everything lost
Nothing gained

As the gray cloaks my eyes
My world comes at an end (forever)
The sun slowly setting
Down into my grave (final)
Comforting closure
I cease to be once more
A lifeless mass remains
Returning to the Earth
Energy cannot be destroyed
Swelling within the Earth
As flesh pounds together
Sperm and egg meet once more
My spirit becomes alive again
Awakening eyes see a life
Of running in circles
In the pursuit of nothing
I begin this monotony again

As the gray cloaks my eyes once more...

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from Requiems of Heresy and Scorn (Compilation Vol. 1), released June 13, 2011
Wulv - All instruments, vocals

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Black Metal Record Label and Distribution based in Charlotte, NC (USA). Formed in 2007.

Specializing in symphonic black metal, melodic black metal, atmospheric black metal, black/death metal, death metal, pagan black metal, viking metal, depressive black metal, suicidal, doom, gothic, dark, darkwave, ambient, industrial, medieval ... more

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