Enthronement To God As The First-Born Of The Dead, by Christian Cosmos

Enthronement To God As The First-Born Of The Dead

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	1.	Behold, A Sower Went Out To Sow 03:42
	2.	And As He Sowed, Some Seed Fell By The Wayside 01:00
	3.	And The Birds Came And Devoured Them 03:21
	4.	Some Fell On Stoney Places 01:40
	5.	Where They Did Not Have Much Earth 04:40
	6.	Immediately Sprang Up Because They Had No Depth Of Earth 04:30
	7.	But When The Sun Was Up They Scorched 04:42
	8.	And Because They Had No Root They Withered Away 04:37
	9.	And Some Fell Among Thorns 04:49
	10.	And The Thorns Sprang Up And Choked Them 04:46

originally released 2011

released April 28, 2020

Hospital Productions New York, New York

A Small Sado-Masochistic Family

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