Cathedral

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These cowards awaken
To guard their dominion
enslaved to the king
A living sacrifice,
raised to see no light
Known to no other face

He edges near with unsteady hands
struggling to wield his blade
Advancing forth with reckless force
I witness his dismay

Sword and skin
my blade will know his blood tonight
Nearly scathed by his sword flashing forward
Mine finds its way beneath his flesh

he strikes, the worst has come
Fallen to my knees, he looks on
in triumph, he did not see
my sword go through his back

no longer will the bell toll
the king will surely know
I watch his eyes go blank
his body falls from my blade

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from Black Sea Deluge self-titled sampler, released September 25, 2014

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