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A Spell to Block the Sun

from Dreadnought by Mountain Mirrors

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It's about a succubus type woman who seems to put a spell on a man, and he gives up everything for her. Including the light. But it might turn out that's what he needs to stay alive.

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She stole the heavens from your sky
And showed a broken man to fly
Cast a spell to block the sun
And shone her light on everyone
She cast your past into the well
No future but you live to tell
She led you to a river red
Kaleidoscopes, loved ones undead
Smiled and whispered in your ear
Secrets that you long to hear
Of visions, music in the wind
No more pain. Magic. Light within...

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from Dreadnought, released June 14, 2009
All words and music copyright Jeffrey J. Sanders

Drums by Spectrasonics Stylus RMX

Bass played by Phil Rohr

Guitars, mellotrons and vocals by Jeff Sanders

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Heavy acoustic vibes from the Massachusetts woods. (for fans of Opeth, Alice In Chains or Pink Floyd)

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