Waiting For The Last Sunset
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Waiting For The Last Sunset
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Thereabouts over the sky
Over the holy temple
Where couldn't hear divine voice
He's waiting while the last hour will beat
. . . while last sentence will begin
Prepared to rule this world
With malice and rancour
Sorrow, suffering and sadness
Will rule on the earth . . . in the sky
He's waiting for the last sunset
When god's light will go out
Earth will be swallowed by glare of the hellfire
When god leaves his throne
New lord comes here
Thereabouts in the sky . . . god is dying !
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