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Hiraeth
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What is the depth of the abyss
That can be reached in searched of light?
What is the price of self-deception?
The ghostlike clouds are closing in
I stand on an empty shore
And the last boat is sailing out of sight.
Your leaden skies under which I was reborn a thousand times
Still hold me captive, wrapped in a grey shroud
The inspiration was so ardent
In every verse I praised you
I always knew that the parting is inevitable
And you will be the last to laugh
Every time I close my eyes
The maelstrom of memories pulls me under
To the nebulous maze of empty streets
Where the otherworldly is always near
You were eerie in your splendor
Now you are sublime in your decay
The specters are still here
The specters are standing guard
The raging storm ripped off all the masks
You true face is now revealed in all its horror
Waves collide, the ragged horizon is falling apart
I can only hate you but you’ll always be a part of me
You were eerie in your splendor
Now you are sublime in your decay
The specters are still here standing guard
One day I will stand among them
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Inner Missing Israel
Gothic metal duo with male operatic vocals (low baritone).
Sigmund - voice and guitars
Melaer - keyboards and bass
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