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Artist: A Storm of Light
Canonical path: /a-storm-of-light/death-s-head
Related lyric paths: 6
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Death's Head
Read Death's Head lyrics by A Storm of Light on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Death's Head
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We watched as the flames
Consumed forests and deserts
Destruction of the age
With thunder the light burst
The sky ablaze
Shadows of those blackbirds
Brought that cold black haze
Dark cloud gather us
The forlorned
Black wings guide us
The scorned
Consumed by fear
We did not understand
We sought to disappear
Bludgeoned by our own hand
For thousands of years
No one made a stand
Now we shed unending tears
Dark cloud gather us
The forlorned
Black wings guide us
The scorned
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