The Rage Of Attila
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The Rage Of Attila
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Those where the days of the supreme steel imperium
But also of lost horizons and enraged blood
The same rage that destroyed frontiers and sacked the gold
The same rage the flamed with the fall of the sword
But when the asia demon crossed
The hills and the socked lands
Like a dark hurricane of fear
He brought with him the desire for a damned glory
And his evil echoed like lightnings in the sky
The rage of atila
The myth of the flames' seed
The muscle and the steel
Will reveal the souls' destiny
Those where the years of the golden fortress realm
With the enormity of the sky and the waters
An immensity that blinded men and worked enemies
To mark history with the power that fell down
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