The Final March
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The Final March
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This is the call to arms, the final call
Exchanged the shuttle for the sword
For generations we slaved away in the shadows of their towers
The world we know, a torture-chamber
Born as servants, exploited till death
To their machines we're marching with Captain Ludd in mind
The final march begins, down with all the kings
The shroud we weave completed
The air we breath is not the stench of slavery
Down with the king!
Down with all Kings!
Winter-withered bodies,
Souls sunken into misery
Our minds and future as black as our masters' hearts
Now we engage the enemy; the web we weave completed
Cant wait for god to judge these monsters
A religion that just mocks us and justifies this misery
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Heaven Shall Burn performs "The Final March", and this lyric page sits inside the Heaven Shall Burn catalog on LyroVerse.
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