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Brass Tusk
05:32
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From a hundred miles below
And a hundred miles above
Creatures from the seabed
Wardens of the sky
Summit cross on Ararat
Brass Tusk
Fist of the earth
Strike upon strike
Upon the realm of man
Cleansing fire purges
Human settlements erased
Devastating Thermokarst
Croplands ravaged, home grounds fade
Brass Tusk
Fist of the earth
Never poke
A sleeping beast
For generations to come
To generations gone
When dust settles
Chaos reigns
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The Draining
05:50
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Drilling deep below the surface
Blackened veins run dry
Going on is taking
From the fundament of life
(Drain! Drain!)
Drain the mother
Drain the father
Drain the current
Drain the well
Choking every sense of loss
Lowered head to carry on
Blindfold minefield walk
The first of many moons
To not bring harvest home
Wisdom of the fathers’ idle
To an unprecedented scarce,
Dismal, empty fucking place
While hostile winds blow in our face
We sail to drain the sea
Throwing flaring torches
in nurturing fields
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Mariana Trench
10:34
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A vibrant hissing shakes the depths
Dwelling deep beneath the waves
Death from below
Emerging
A curse from the tides
To swallow the coast
Triumph of the ocean
Hymn to the deep
We are the All
We rise from the seas
Once asleep and now awake
Tenants of an ancient right
Hatred of millennial growth
shall with fire heat the brink
Yawning and profound
Green encrusted maw
Surge of surges
eats all shores
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