Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Chase
Canonical path: /chase/cronus
Related lyric paths: 6
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Cronus
Read Cronus lyrics by Chase on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Cronus
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In the beginning there was time
Heaven And Earth watched over all
Deep mystic treasures were there to be had
Till the first father Cronus took heir to it all
In his time age had no end
No trouble and strife, no mortal man
Till black winged night joined with the day
Giving birth to dreams and fear
It now begins this age of man
Told by his own his time had come
That one of his sons would own his throne
So his children he devoured three plus two
One remained and his name was Zeus
Now Cronus your time has come
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Your time has come
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