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Paropamisadae

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Paropamisadae

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Crown of thorns

Extents to the northernmost reaches

Burdened by the weight of the Persian gold

Follow the path

Of the One that slayed the titan

Ascend to the throne of Olympus

Paropamisadae

Prometheus in chains

Paropamisadae

The limits of a mortal god

Now promised

The road to the end of the world

Led an army to the verge of starvation

Pride and pain

The emperor's fortunes changed

Deep in the sparkling snows of India

Now I terribly dread the son of Peleus

Achilles! Warrior!

Why do you chase me in the speed of your feet?

Gaea! Terra!

Oh primordial beings

This land is one of giants

Where does it end?

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Aeternam performs "Paropamisadae", and this lyric page sits inside the Aeternam catalog on LyroVerse.

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