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Omnious Faces

from The Pyrrhic Ascent by Legions Await

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lyrics

I serve no master.
The echoes reflect off the panes of confinement.
Endless twisting and contorting.
Winding the cords that are bound in eternity.
Exponential magnification exposes the eternal loop of corruption.
Prismatic alterations of the image.
Partial representation of objects and beings.
Bending light around the sharp edges.
Continuous rotation and trajectory building heat.
A dimming essence concealing ominous faces.

Here to kill and destroy.
A bastard creation divided against itself
There is no end to this.
Vile, Corrupt, and Venomous.
Liars and murderers from the beginning.

Push wayward
The tugs of hate and cries of agony
Infinite desire to shred the light
Fascination to defile what remains

Laying waste to vitality.
From the fringes of all that is evident,
Patrolling the habitable vectors,
Rushes the new plague.
Spanning the complete containment,
Of all that was ever created.
Funnels siphon the primordial nexus,
Spilling the marrow of the cosmogony.
There is no end to this.
Vile, Corrupt, and Venomous.
Liars and murderers from the beginning.

Push wayward
The tugs of hate and cries of agony
Infinite desire to shred the light
Fascination to defile what remains

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from The Pyrrhic Ascent, released May 26, 2015

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