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Stars of Misfortune
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Caught in a war between
The will, too late, to carry on
And the urge to abandon the Earth
Is it peace, declared by a carrion?
Fighting with the loss to cause
Cursed by carnal flaw
In a terrific threatening of
The greatest of all shadows
Explored the extremes, highs and lows
Submerged in the thousand-faced night
Drenched in sorrow, soaked in blood
Held the bad constellation alight
Stars of Misfortune
Is there a temporary way back
Through dreams that no one knew?
Cheerful hopes were flashing
Death had the final right of veto
Stars of Misfortune
Stars of Misfortune
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Spiritside Productions Budapest, Hungary
See the way out?
Management, record label and occasional booking
agency.
Established in 2016 as a support for a closed community of artists, for their truth to be spread into the outer world by publishing their music and distributing related discographies.
Regardless of any specified genre, the organization primarily stands for acts taking part in the deliberated withstand for non-existence.
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