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The Last Time

from Nibiru by Paul Hayworth

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The Last Time

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The wheel is turning, of the 8 rayed star
400 light years away, it's not so far

At the centre of the galaxy
There's a supermassive black hole
The serpant holder, into infinity
Nothing shall remain, on the celestial cross
Xebalbabe is it's name

Cosmogenesis as the universe is reborn
We spin and cast our shadows
So the field effects are warm
In 18 days of darkness every 13000 years
Galactic alignment appears
Ascention harmonics, collective spiritual birth
Shadow projection, cast upon the earth

The dark rift, is the serpant rope
The time window for the tree of life
The secret sign brings trouble and strife

Number 13 and the wheel of fortune
And the devine cross
And the equinox

Could this be the last time
We come to pass
Could this be the last time
Dawn opens for nuclear mass
And nothing will remain that is not consumed

Could this be the last time they find their way through
Could this be the last time enlightened by you?

The galactic bulge is coming for you!
Could this be the last time or do we go round again?

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from Nibiru, track released December 21, 2011

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Paul Hayworth England, UK

A huge collection of wide ranging albums. Modern timeless encapsulating classic sounds of guitars, vintage synths and fx
with conceptual writing and an amplified verve of generic disruption on electrocuted Wilma tunes since 2010

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