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Artist: Abram
Canonical path: /abram/entra-en-necropolis
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Entra En Necrópolis
Read Entra En Necrópolis lyrics by Abram on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Entra En Necrópolis
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Vendrá una edad en la que la ciencia oscurecerá por doquier,
Las esperanzas de los hombres,
Carros de hierro rodaran por la tierra,
Que se endurecerá y vaciara para soportar su peso,
El aire se llenara con el clamor de muchas voces,
Plagas, enfermedades desconocidas,
Serán multitud hasta que el suelo y el mar enfermen,
Y el viento se convierta en un flujo de vapores envenenados,
Todo hombre será puesto a prueba dolorosamente,
De tal modo que al fin, ninguno escapará de opción de la luz y la oscuridad.
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