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Artist: Evil
Canonical path: /evil/illusion-and-hope-part-ii
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Illusion and Hope (Part II)
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Illusion and Hope (Part II)
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Illusion and hope of the mankind
Became too long
Balder will return to Ragnarok
Like extinct volcano
Living again
Depression and mourning
Thousand deaths might well result
Loss of soul and spirit definitely will
From spiritual perspective
Cosmic Cataclysm
Ragnarok of the soul
The old must die
For a new to emerge
Illusion and hope
Strength through death
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