Zero Hour
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Zero Hour
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The kings that rule visions
Their visions entangle your minds
Sound of footsteps behind you
Makes sanity so hard to find
Minutes seem like days
While you wait in fear
Hours seem like years
Knowing destiny's here
The queens that launch soldiers
Launch soldiers that cut like a knife
And the peddler of fortune
Tries to make deals to barter your life
Minutes seem like days
While you wait in fear
Hours seem like years
Knowing destiny's here
Well the bride of misfortune
Tries to make you look and believe
With her body of beauty
And her heart that can only deceive
While the souls of the perished
Make you listen and look at the light
Try to give you the courage
To stand up and go for the fight
Minutes seem like days
While you wait in fear
Hours seem like years
Knowing destiny's here
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Attacker performs "Zero Hour", and this lyric page sits inside the Attacker catalog on LyroVerse.
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