Terrortory
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Terrortory
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As the wreath lays all alone
All alone before a fallen stone.
As the wind plays within the leaves
Of the all seeing trees.
And the shadows seem to stand their ground
As I slowly look all around
Will I live to tell the story, who tells the Terrortory
Will I live to tell the story, who tells the Terrortory
As a scream breaks the dead of the night
I wake with an awful fright.
And I’m wet with a cold cold sweat
One I never will forget’
As I lay back an settle down
With my eyes darting all around
Think back over the history of the Terrortory
Think back over the history of the Terrortory
Laughs were heard as the nails pierced his hands
There was no one on earth that could’ve altered gods plans
As they rolled the dice for the clothes he had warn
The curtain in the temple was torn.
Three days from now he would rise.
And there were many who were surprised.
There’s no more mystery and no more Terrortory
There’s no more mystery and no more Terrortory
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Draxsen performs "Terrortory", and this lyric page sits inside the Draxsen catalog on LyroVerse.
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