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Andrew Young: melodic vocals, rhythm guitar, lead guitar
Saíd López: drums, tambourine
Deon Wills : bass
Etzar Cisneros: rhythm guitar, lead guitar
John Bella: Hammond VST
Mike Johnson: sound effects

lyrics

Set the scene with a bleeding
Exalt the beast that we're feeding

It appears from her portal
As you feared, now immortal

The simple face will cry
The monstrous body grinds
Through the human hives
But your eyes are blind

As it grows it will hunger
We shall know, announced with thunder

Looks like the mother
But is the father's son
We can't release it
Until our work is done

The simple face will cry
And blood will rise like tide
And after you have died
The whippoorwills will fly

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from The Cosmic Reconfiguration, released October 11, 2015
Lyrics by Andrew Young, inspired by H.P. Lovecraft's short story "The Dunwich Horror," 1928.
Music by Andrew Young, with additional arrangements by John Bella and Saíd López.

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