Thunderhead
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Thunderhead
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Tidal wave
take them away from me
thunderhead
strike them down and we'll prey
to the gods
of the sky and the sea
death to man
the earth may live and breathe
take - them
free - yourselves
they will
not stop
take - them
do what you will
with my husk
i will it to you
just take them away
tidal wave
take them away from me
thunderhead
strike them down and we'll prey
to the gods
of the sky and the sea
death to man
the earth may live and breathe
rise and seal our fate
disintegrate us now
destroyer
turn us into ghosts
destroyer
turn us into dust
turn us into dust
turn us into ghosts
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