The Agony Seeping Storm
from Moon Healer by Job for a Cowboy
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lyrics
As above, so below;
As within, so without;
As the universe, so the soul
I find myself infectiously waiting for a glimpse at the dismal sun
But instead, possessed is my shadow from the moonlight as the night begun
My now mutating silhouette, to swell and embody a monolith which seeps agony
It rains a bubbling storm with thousands of eyes agazed, spellbound by its stagnancy
An intoxicating froth spews below its mist, igniting a delicate illumination
The overseers are drugged from a god adrift, from my unforeseen creation
I find myself infectiously waiting for a glimpse at the dismal sun
But instead, possessed is my shadow from the moonlight as the night begun
My now mutating silhouette, to swell and embody a monolith which seeps agony
It rains a bubbling storm with thousands of eyes agazed, spellbound by its stagnancy
The fog enshrouds the sun with a cosmic shame
An ancient faith rebirthed through a patient flame
As above, so below;
As within, so without;
As the universe, so the soul
An intoxicating froth spews below its mist, igniting a delicate illumination
The overseers are drugged from a god adrift, from my unforeseen creation
As within, so without;
As the universe, so the soul
I find myself infectiously waiting for a glimpse at the dismal sun
But instead, possessed is my shadow from the moonlight as the night begun
My now mutating silhouette, to swell and embody a monolith which seeps agony
It rains a bubbling storm with thousands of eyes agazed, spellbound by its stagnancy
An intoxicating froth spews below its mist, igniting a delicate illumination
The overseers are drugged from a god adrift, from my unforeseen creation
I find myself infectiously waiting for a glimpse at the dismal sun
But instead, possessed is my shadow from the moonlight as the night begun
My now mutating silhouette, to swell and embody a monolith which seeps agony
It rains a bubbling storm with thousands of eyes agazed, spellbound by its stagnancy
The fog enshrouds the sun with a cosmic shame
An ancient faith rebirthed through a patient flame
As above, so below;
As within, so without;
As the universe, so the soul
An intoxicating froth spews below its mist, igniting a delicate illumination
The overseers are drugged from a god adrift, from my unforeseen creation
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from Moon Healer,
released February 23, 2024
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