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Artist: Cianide
Canonical path: /cianide/mountains-in-thunder
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Mountains In Thunder
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Mountains In Thunder
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Rising from an ageless dream
Reborn through nuclear fires
An ominous, ancient beast, legends have told - never to be seen....
Inexorable - death shall walk
Return of what once ruled - eons past
Invincible - force unknown
Unnatural fires - burn, consume
Hear its roar - like mountains in thunder
Cities rise and fall oceans turn to flame
Eyes glaring hate
Destruction in its wake
This towering horror's shadow falls upon panic-stricken screams
This ain't no fucking dream!
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