Omnicide
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Omnicide
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Seas of fire
Fuelled by acid rain and wind
A billion voices screaming
Hands reaching for indifferent stars
Much too late
Too late to regret, too late to amend
Far too far, too far we have gone
In our war with ourselves
Great wings of death, envelop the earth!
Display your visage, blot out the sun
Ending a war that cannot be won!
Omnicide
All-encompassing terminus of our biosphere
Civilisation
Castles and towers of glass
Fragile and shining
In burning twilight
Shatter the image
Refusing to face
Our glaring reflection
The weakness within
Annihilation of imperfect life
With pure light beyond our grasp
Plunging the world into total darkness
Omnicide
Terminus
All we've accomplished dissolves into naught
Before the harvest of what we have sown
Under the gaze of a pitiless sun
A terminal breath ends a legacy lost
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Archaea performs "Omnicide", and this lyric page sits inside the Archaea catalog on LyroVerse.
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