That Hideous Strength
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That Hideous Strength
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The Lion speaks:
Look into these eyes of fire my child
They have watched you all these years
I have kept you from the enemy
Lliusion is the King of Fear
I cannot save you now
Lliusion replies:
Don't listen to the fool on His bloody cross
Upon your ears his words be lost
His teeth will rend, His eyes will burn
From the Lion there's naught to learn!
Can you tell me, can you tell me 'bout the face of fire?
The king of empty promises calls me a liar?
With a Hideous Strength I steal from you,
I spit at you, I laugh at you!!
The Lion speaks:
Now we've reached the point of no return
And where you go I cannot be...
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