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Anathema

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Verse 1
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One
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has to come to terms
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with one's own mortality.
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And you can't really help people who
are having problems with mortality,
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if you've got problems of your own.
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So you have to begin to sort things out,
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and I thought I had sorted things
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out until I saw this
excerpt from this book,
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of certainty I shall remember
what it said:
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"Life is not the opposite of death.

Verse 2

Death is the opposite of birth.

Life is eternal."

And I thought that it's the most

Verse 3
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profound words  I have
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ever heard about that issue
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and it really put me in
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peace. [I felt it was a wonderful story.
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] And that's it. What else is
there to say? Heh.
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Life is eternal. Surely
the opposite of life is not
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death, but life is eternal.
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There is no opposite.
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And so, what happens is, I suppose,
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[and isn't this a raging
(or outrageous)] state of
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pure consciousness,
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stillness and silence? Yeah,
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what we are looking for now,
we are searching for and we
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have been searching for,
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now we've become closer to it
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and now we know it's
already there,
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is there for ever to seek,
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it's there, and it's going be there, all the time,

Outro 1
forevermore.
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