Legions of the Damned
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Legions of the Damned
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Why hast thou forsaken me?
Sitting on the edge of night
Waiting for the break of day
Sitting on the edge of night
Waiting for the morning's light
A new day has begun
Forsaken is the son
Our father, father
Our father, father
Bring about the time when we shall arise
Legions of the damned
Rise again to stalk the dark
Passion in the blood of kings
Rise again to stalk the dark
Playing now the prince's part
He forgot to forgive
Now in death I must live
Our father, father
Our father, father
Bring about the time when we shall arise
Legions of the damned
Father of night, why hast thou forgotten me?
Of this world, torn between light and darkness
To live on forever
In eternal damnation
Bring about the time when we shall arise
Legions of the damned
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