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Artist: Drautran
Canonical path: /drautran/deiciamus-in-nihilum
Related lyric paths: 6
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Deiciamus in Nihilum
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Deiciamus in Nihilum
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My flesh burned down
My fall starts to dive into the endless deep sea of chaos
In demonic splendour I fly through the blazing night
Dark reins follow my trace, consuming the light in the sky
Awaken from a deep slumber; a beat, the world unfolds
A crying red from a dying sun; I am the flame of the END
All is lost in enthropy... born for obliveon
Kill the order! ...in apocalyptic rush
Black stars sign the end of time
Intensive! Corrupting! Holocaust!
Firmaments start to burn
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