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The Tower of the Fourth Living Creature (Single Edit)

by Pharaux

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lyrics

THE TOWER OF THE FOURTH LIVING CREATURE - LYRICS

The long winding road
Pass’d the treeline
Duskfall unresolved
Looming ivory walls
Breaking in
Steps that wear the path
Vibrant greys detail
The arrival

Veiled embrace
Inside the voices calling
From the unknown
I hear the voices calling

Black air that cuts through cold
Orchestras made of stone
Shadows build, archways crawl
Misty drapes tear and fall

Tomes of the gods
Tombs of the mortals calling
From catacombs
I hear the voices calling

Through the dust, scarce lit breath
Hear the marches of death
Shadows build, scratch and crawl
Misty drapes torn and fall on me

And the presence of God is known
Pale light falls on stone
Shadows fade, archways tall
Death’s embrace lingers on, leaving me

Blistering dawned skies
Sunbirds soar awry
Nectar of mortality
Dripping from the wreath of God

Resting on the shrine
Lifeblood drawn from nine
A sip, turns divine
Ascension beyond the sun’s rise

credits

released December 4, 2020
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Pharaux is:

Nathan Pakka - Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards
Alex Fox - Bass, Vocals
Johnny Longfeather - Guitar, Vocals

Mixed & Produced by Nathan Pakka
Co-produced by Alex Fox & Johnny Longfeather

Mastered by Dan Brackenbury

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Pharaux Thunder Bay, Ontario

Pharaux is Progressive Rock / Metal.

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