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Horse of Turin Lyrics by Aseitas

False Peace

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Raining fallacies, bereft, hallowed drifter
Inward detachment, withdrawal, isolation
Distance craved, distance given
Anodyne (nostrum) Panacea (denied)
Wretched leper, misanthropic rot
Prayers unanswered (foundations lost)
The body unclean
The struggle erased
Always unwhole
Raining falsehoods, inward withdrawal
Raining falsehoods, inward withdrawal
Flee in limbo
Deficient sanctuary
Lost
Undone (reciprocity denied)
The whip overtakes the caress
Misery
Desolate
Mistakes
Confession
Penance
Aberration
Surrender
I reach for you
Desperation
Blackness
Through your pain I am remade
Amor fati
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About “Horse of Turin” by Aseitas

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"Horse of Turin" appears on "False Peace".

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