Titan
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Titan
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What have you done
Can you not see
This pain is unbearable
My knees buckle beneath me
Yet it never ceases
Never a fleeting thought
That this day would come
Or that this burden could ever fall
Do you truly believe you could be saved
I hold your existence in my hands
Everything you once held so dear
Will be no more, it will topple
Fault lines like fractures in bones that break
The ground beneath your feet, can you feel it trembling,
I know you feel it
The magnitude of this has taken its toll
Earth ruptures and swallows cities whole
Water is surging, no taking to the high ground
For the mountains are stepping down
All is lost, we are forsaken
The end is fucking nigh
Down on all fours, head to the ground
None of it matters now, we are no more
You can run from it
You can hide from it
You can pray
But you’ll die
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Eras Lost performs "Titan", and this lyric page sits inside the Eras Lost catalog on LyroVerse.
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