Sulphurfields
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Sulphurfields
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Dimensions shattered, torn apart
Merged into a new universe
The four elements, turned into one
An existence of fire created
Eternal torment, burning
Humanity burning, eternally
Doomed to wander the Sulphurfields
Cursed to the realm of the Sulphurfields
Scorching winds
Blazing high
Searing storms
Crimson sky
The flames are sentencing you all to death
Their tounges speak with a burning breath
This eternal land burning bright
In torment you'll die by their spite
Scorching winds
Blazing high
Searing storms
Crimson sky
Doomed to wander the Sulphurfields
Cursed to the realm of the Sulphurfields
Dimensions shattered, merged into one
An existence of fire created
Eternal torment, burning
Humanity burning, eternally
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