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Amongst Fire We Remain
05:51
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Wreathe scorched horizons, there beggars pray
Usurpers of tomorrow feast on faith
Irrelevant time, when beasts breed decay
Proprietors of ancient times resurrect the waste
Coerce the fires, beset the light, guide Colossi to his throne
Coerce the liars, beset the night, guide the chosen to their home
Fire scoured as wings of damnation
Cowards fall to their knees
In judgment they kneel and they pray
Enlightened they beg and they slave
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They Who Devour God
07:10
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Count your blessings, gold is only stone in a prize-less world
It has always been that, knowledge is triumph over diluted minds
It will always be that, flesh is power
Exist through instinct
Live through the black beast inside
Mindful of commoners blind
Mindful of holy swine
Emerge, iconoclast of time
Emerge the cynic, the divine
Revel in truth
Indulge in it’s wisdom
Denounce the singular faiths
They who devour God
Patriarch of ruin
Melodist of calamity
Conqueror of thrones
Majesty of hollowed lands
They who devour god
I the beast, I the chosen flesh
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III
07:28
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[Instrumental]
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