Expedition (Into Demise and Victory) - Part I: Prologue
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Expedition (Into Demise and Victory) - Part I: Prologue
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Legion sleep, the night has fallen
Every day it seems all hope will fade
Dreams are torn and hearts are broken
I live these lines and write them day by day
And I hope one day we'll find a sign of peace
and free our minds from the War
and leave all pain behind
Too many promises we've heard along the way...
But for the hope that remains, we carry on
and await the day the shadow disappears
On that day the Lords will fall
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