Eras Lost
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Frame Dragging

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Eras Lost Canonical path: /eras-lost/frame-dragging Related lyric paths: 6
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Frame Dragging

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Now is the time of your reckoning

Kneel before your fate, accept this

To be yours, to be mine, to be all of ours

The all-consuming void, relentless

Beg, plead, grovel

You have no hope for survival

Save us

Pandemonium

Just as we feared, the end is here

This pain is impossible

The infinite darkness

It crushes, it tears, it mangles

Cry as you might

No one hears your sorrows

No one at all

Devour me

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