Celestial Battles (Part I)
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Celestial Battles (Part I)
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This deep eyes quickly turn red
The holy rain that pulverized Cosmos
With their gloomy brightness
Bleed the heart of ancient angels
Beging for god's forgiveness
For ages he rules the souls
Hordes of angels learning his godspell
'Til the day of the new vision
The beat of the drums echoes in the skies
Announcing that glorious battle!
Blades shreding fresh flesh and immortal bodies
Laying in the ground
Death has arrived!
Princes of evil, black angels
Angels waiting to be gods
Were sentenced to hell
From darkness
Came the lords!
Princes of evil, black angels
Stain the firmament
With their coal wings
A black shadow, cross the sky
Leaving a filthy smell... of death!
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