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Artist: Firth Of Damnation
Canonical path: /firth-of-damnation/impending-demise
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Impending Demise
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Impending Demise
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Through the forest of hell
And into the unknown
I shall follow in the ways in which
The rivers had always flown
Spared a life of judgement
Apprehended the closure
Pursue destiny to achieve immortality
And I shall not fail when in solitude
But rise in decorative flame
The past forseed what I became
Days bleeds in the name of our setting sun
Night screams in the name of what we create
Impending demise
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