To Kill a God
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To Kill a God
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Mortal
We are the winner
Precipitation
We are impatient
Through the storm
Saved by the ocean
Your mission is a cold annihilation
Fallen
See over here
The water couldn't have gone entwine/in time within their bodies
Beware
They are so crippled
We must dismantle them
Magnetized machines
The sky will part to let the demons all descend
To me, the God of Earth
The God to crush us all
They're burning us alive
Inside
The sky will part to let the demons all descend
To me, the God of Life
They've got to form their sound
For me the melody
Immortal
To me, the Gods alive
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