Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Emerald
Canonical path: /emerald/winds-of-doom
Related lyric paths: 6
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Winds Of Doom
Read Winds Of Doom lyrics by Emerald on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Winds Of Doom
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Stormeclouds haunt the near horizon
Minutes closer to the end
All the people fear its presence
And they know they can't defend
Nightmares can be realities
Dreams can be just fantasies
Evil is free to do its deed
On the winds of doom
On the winds of doom
On the winds of doom
Satan's last attempt is doomsday
And his will just might be done
Annihilation of the nations
Now our world has come undone
The prophecy has been foretold
The book of life is all but closed
The final conflict has begun
The son of God at last has won
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