Lavinia: The Lights That Lay Before My Eyes
from Dunwich by Obed Marsh
lyrics
my pale skin, it reminds me of my discarded vessel
broken, inwardly scarred; something is so wrong
eidolic spheres surge before my eyes
swelling as far as my vision distends
i shudder at the voices within my spraining mind
i am touched, raped, defiled
what is this befoulment inside of me?
it reeks perversely, corruptly
i feel it writhing, my cosmic insemination
my body is a tool, 'beyond-one'
poor blood-father, playing games he cannot understand
cannot understand...
broken, inwardly scarred; something is so wrong
eidolic spheres surge before my eyes
swelling as far as my vision distends
i shudder at the voices within my spraining mind
i am touched, raped, defiled
what is this befoulment inside of me?
it reeks perversely, corruptly
i feel it writhing, my cosmic insemination
my body is a tool, 'beyond-one'
poor blood-father, playing games he cannot understand
cannot understand...
credits
from Dunwich,
released January 8, 2019
license
all rights reserved
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discography
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Jan 2019 -
Jul 2016 -
Dec 2014
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