It's an interesting theory, and I do think SE is trying to chase us out of Ul Dah now because the mobs take hours on end to defeat. The last thing we had to do after defeating the normal raven was indeed to pray, and then there's the gloomy version of the track answers. Aside of the mixed part of the 2 quires, I know the lyrics pretty much by heart. Maybe those that were kept in are some hints on what we might be able to do.
To all of my children, in whom life flows abundant.
To all of my children, to whom death hath passed it's judgment.
The soul yearns for honor, and the flesh the hereafter.
Look to those who walked before, to lead those who walk after.
Shining is the land's light of justice, ever flows the land's well of purpose.
Walk free, walk free, walk free, believe.
The land is alive, so believe.
Now open your eyes, while our plight is repeated.
Still deaf to our cries, lost in hope we lie defeated.
Our souls have been torn, and our bodies forsaken.
Bearing sins of the past, for our future is taken.
War, born of strife, these trials dissuade us not.
Words, without sound, these lies betray our thoughts.
Mired, by a plague of doubtful and cheap lore.
Judgment binds all we hold, to a memory of scorn.
Tell us why, given life, we are meant to die. Help us in our cry.
We witness, we suffer, we borrow, we reason.
We follow, we struggle, we wander, we whisper.
We listen, we shoulder, we addle, we weather.
Please answer, you answer me, answer together.
Thy life is a riddle, to bare rapture and sorrow.
To listen, to suffer, to entrust onto tomorrow.
In one fleeting moment, from the land doth life flow.
Yes in one fleeting moment, for a new leaf doth grow.
In the same fleeting moment, thou must live, die and know.
These are all the lyrics that are still present. And I made those that refer something to pairs bold.
Just adding an idea of what else might be there.