Solar Tide
from Kemet by Hem Netjer
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lyrics
Ionize the hull
Sail set for new Aswan
Launching off the orbital
Sailing the solar tide
I’m not dead
Yet not alive
Speaks of future stories
That happened in the past
In another ten millennia
Finally I’ll arrive home
Sailing the solar tide
I’m not dead
Yet not alive
Sailing the solar tide
I’m not dead
Yet not alive
Within the Nun waters
I’ll struggle through our time
The great waters of life
Launching off my orbital
Sailing the solar tide
I’m not dead
Yet not alive
Remember my story
When you speak of future past
In another 10 millennia
Finally I’m home at last
Sailing the solar tide
I’m not dead
Yet not alive
Sailing the solar tide
I’m not dead
Yet not alive
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Hem Netjer Vancouver, British Columbia
Pagan Industrial Project, combining ancient stories with modern technology to keep the spirits alive.
discography
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Dec 2020 -
Oct 2020
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