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The Ark
06:02
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And so man pleads for help.
His agonizing cries reverberate throughout the aeons.
The air is heavy with his moans.
The sea is salty with his tears.
The earth is furrowed with his tombs.
The heavens are deafened with his prayers.
One hesitant step. Another hesitant step...
...in the churning billows of a sea of darkness...
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The Man Who Ate Death
05:32
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There are people
whose lives are but a ripple in the water.
Invisible, inaudible, unreal,
they leave no print
in the sandy desert of humankind.
We do not know whence they came into our midst,
and when they depart,
we know not why or where they have gone.
While the gods walked the earth,
that is how we recognized them.
When they left us,
of all their powers the only legacy they left behind
was the ability to live,
but not to be.
Their being is Water.
Water is their Element.
It is in water that their nature and their fate reside.
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PMK Records Serbia
Originally started in 2002 as a punk record label, now dedicated to carefully chosen dark, slow and authentic sound, keeping underground obscurity.
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