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Ode to Ereshkigal

from Gates of Irkalla (DEMO) by Gates of Irkalla

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Infinite underworld is your reign,
Eternal throne of dead's guardians.
Majestic mourning palace,
thick mist that embrace my soul.

Ereshkigal!! Goddess of Irkalla,
Ereshkigal!! Protect my soul for the eternity,

Lady of seductive darkness,
I hear your whisper of death.
throws your cold cloak over my flesh.
Queen of the great below,
that reigns between shadows and dust,
bless my tormented soul.
Landlady of my eternal sleep,
With your caress I rest in peace.
To never wake!!

Ereshkigal!! Goddess of Irkalla,
Ereshkigal!! Liberate me of my chains,

Lady of seductive darkness,
I hear your whisper of death.
throws your cold cloak over my flesh.
Queen of the great below,
that reigns between shadows and dust,
bless my tormented soul.
Look at me with your black eyes,
That look that stops the clock of life.
I cross the ancestral seven gates,
to the land of no return…

Ereshkigal!! Goddess of Irkalla,
Ereshkigal!! Guide me in my way

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from Gates of Irkalla (DEMO), released May 31, 2014

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Gates of Irkalla Málaga, Spain

Gates of Irkalla is a black metal project created by Flyshredd (FRA) and Ocram (SPA) at the beginning of 2013.
Their music and lyrics are strongly influenced by the sumerian culture and surrounded with a halo of wrath and darkness.

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