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Erdgeist

from ERDGEIST by Cult of Blood

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Through Otherworld to Middleworld forest
On whispering wings stillness they come
There in the dusk of consciousness shattered everything that was
The old god sleeps down in the dark

The earth turned black
The sea turned red
The moon felt silent
The air turned poison

A wolf on my left
A stag on my right
Crosslegged with skins in skulls
I bring liberation of oppression
Liberation of restriction
The ram horned serpent
Of the truth
The truth

In the midst of the night
I trace an inverted voice
I hear without hearing
Who am I?
Hu Gadarn I call upon you
My eyes are closed with darkness of death
I am cast adrift in the night of myself

Behold the night there I am
Lift up thy veil
Follow the sigil of my name
And the glory of my star
I will bring an end to thy slavery
Existence is pure joy
The key to joy is disobedience
Destroy the destroyer within

And I enter the temple in darkness
I trace an inverted voice
With the sign of silence
With the sign of chaos
In the dying time

In the sanctuary of the moon
For I am a child
Of the fallen sun

Citation: Lucifer rising ritual

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from ERDGEIST, released March 16, 2016

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Cult of Blood Switzerland

Cult of Blood was founded by Kali-Vocals and Aamon-Guitar in 2010 and completed by Falkar on drums. 2012 the EP Hail Saturnus was recorded at House of Music Studios, Germany. The release of the music video for Hail Saturnus in november 2012 and several great shows followed.
The last band activity in 2016 is the realization of the album ERDGEIST and the new music video RUNAR.
Disbanded in 2015. ... more

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