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The Afterlife
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Look into my eyes,
Don't be afraid.
The lord of silence,
This is my place.
Hand over hand,
They search for me.
My golden tomb,
I rest in peace..
"In the court of Osiris
and I'm banished from the world"
With my death,
Comes broken hearts.
The god of wind,
His wrath will start.
My only brother,
The lord of low.
He takes my life,
With nothing to show..
"In the court of Osiris
and I'm banished from the world"
Darkness and evil,
War broken loose.
For king of Egypt,
What will we do.
I hold the scales
Beyond the doors.
For king of gods,
Forevermore...
"In the court of Osiris
and I'm banished from the world"
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NOCTUA Albuquerque, New Mexico
Noctua
The progressive rock band from space!
Our sound is
derived from elements of rock n' roll, jazz, electronic, classical, blues, enigmatic rhythms and the deepest vibrations of Inner and Outer S p A c E, built from driving intense progressive and psychedelic overtones alongside belting vocals, screaming guitar, bass, organ and synths.
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