Jerusalem Addio
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Jerusalem Addio
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Tremble armies of the heavens
Your kingdom has come to its end
Chain the hearts of your children
For I intend to lead them astray
Harvest the rage of the rebellious tide commence, commence
Crush the keepers of the tyrant
No longer their beast shall be fed
Through the blinding of countless souls
Through the silencing of thousand songs
We call the fire to redeem us and to drown the world in its cleansing tide
To drown the world in its cleansing tide
The flower of treason shall bloom no more
The wave of freedom shall reach its shore
Just like the emperors of past have lead the way
Better to burn alive then fight another day
We shall cloak the stars, we shall burn your world
Pathetic creation, we are the reaper's blade
We are the reaper's blade
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