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VOICES SINGING	A
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FIRST CHORUS	B
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Ere the birth of Death and of Time	C
Ere the birth of Hell and its torments	D
Ere the orbs of heat and of rime	C
And the winds to the heavens were as garments	E
Worm like in the womb of Space	F
Worm like from her monster womb	C
We sprung a myriad race	F
Of thunder and tempest and gloom	C
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SECOND CHORUS	B
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As from the evil good	G
Springs like a fire	H
As bland beatitude	G
Wells from the dire	I
So was the Chaos brood	G
Of us the sire	H
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FIRST CHORUS	B
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We had lain for gaunt ages asleep	J
'Neath her breast in a bulk of torpor	H
When down through the vasts of the deep	J
Clove a sound like the notes of a harper	H
Clove a sound and the horrors grew	K
Tumultuous with turbulent night	G
With whirlwinds of blackness that blew	K
And storm that was godly in might	G
And the walls of our prison were shattered	G
Like the crust of a fire wrecked world	G
Like torrents of clouds that are scattered	G
On the face of the Night we are hurled	G
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SECOND CHORUS	B
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Us in unholy thought	G
Patiently lying	A
Eons of violence wrought	G
Violence defying	A
When on a mighty wind	G
Born of a godly mind	G
Large with a motive kind	G
Girdled with wonder	H
Flame and a strength of song	L
Rushed in a voice along	L
Burst and lo we were strong	L
Strong as the thunder	H
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FIRST CHORUS	B
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We lurk in the upper spaces	M
Where the oceans of tempest are born	N
Where the scowls of our shadowy faces	M
Are safe from the splendors of morn	N
Our homes are wrecked worlds and each planet	G
Whose sun is a light that is sped	G
Bleak moons whose cold bodies of granite	G
Are hollow and flameless and dead	G
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SECOND CHORUS	B
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We in the living sun	O
Live like a passion	O
Ere all his stars begun	O
We and the sun were one	O
As God did fashion	O
Lo from our burning hands	P
Flung like inspired brands	P
Hurled we the stars like sands	P
Whirled in the ocean	O
And all our breath was life	Q
Life to those worlds and rife	Q
With ever moving strife	Q
Passion for motion	O
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FIRST CHORUS	B
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Our beds are the tombs of the mortals	R
We feed on their crimes and the thought	G
That falters and halts at the portals	R
Of actions intentions unwrought	G
We cover the face of to morrow	S
We frown in the hours that be	T
We breathe in the presence of sorrow	S
And death and destruction are we	T
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SECOND CHORUS	B
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We are the hope and ease	U
Joy and the pleasure	H
Authors of love and peace	V
Love that shall never cease	V
Free as the azure	H
Birth of our eyes the might	G
Power and strength of light	G
Victor o'er death and night	G
Flesh and its yearnings	W
And from our utt'rance streams	X
Beauty with burnings	W
After completer dreams	X
Fuller discernings	X
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Morning and birth are ours	X
Dew that is blown	Y
From our light lips like flowers	X
Clouds and the beating showers	X
Stars that are sown	Y
Song and the bursting buds	X
Life of the many floods	X
Winds that are strown	Y
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Ye in your darkness are	Z
Dark and infernal	A2
Subject to death and mar	Z
But in the spaces far	Z
Like our effulgent star	Z
We are eternal	A2

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