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Celestial Sea

from Blossom by Khimaira

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lyrics

Celestial sea
The solemn column speaks
Congested, restless imperfections I cannot perceive

Azureus was
Impervious
To the surplus

Efflorescence cafe
The callused cast is at steak
Élan vital s'enquête
Slumber under the stars
The moon slept so far
Fleeting to embark

Misunderstood it’s existence as it crumbled in the distance

Hesitant to be beauty
And imbue the
Violaceous sky
Cemented eyes
Petrichor inside
See infanticide
Just to breathe and die

Unique ceased to be ubique
My pastel dreams are ever meek
Shameful to let the blood leak

Celestial sea of fake kindred, imitation
Celestial sea of bleak blood, infestation
Searching inside you, lost love, to fill what left with you

These lungs prolonged
All my life
The future seems oh so bleak

Pestilent themes
Cozy seems
Hidden in
Cosmic blankets

Celestial sea
Dream of me

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from Blossom, released June 15, 2019

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Khimaira Edmonton, Alberta

Herbalist death metal for wearers of flower crowns and macho band shirts. Primal noise, effects galore and forest worship. Abstract feelings, sleeping at 8 and snail union enthusiasts.

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