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Shroud of Sorrows Lyrics by Occultation

Three & Seven

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Hooded figures
Wandering
Missing features
Shameful names
Draped in silk red gowns
Hiding in the crowd
Overseers
In the rain
Withered preachers
Eyes inside the wall
Time begins to stall
Eyes inside the wall
Echoes in the hall
Through the passageways
Of all different shades
The last one is red
Who will ring the bell at three?
Cherubim or Seraphim
Who will ring the bell at three?
Long black fingers pointing to the
Sign

About “Shroud of Sorrows” by Occultation

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"Shroud of Sorrows" appears on "Three & Seven".

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