Urth
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Urth
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In awe and fear humanity welcomes its gods
The seven overlords who'll fight over Urth's charred remains
Howls in the night, the terror awakes
As they descend upon each other and feast on us all
In primal rage beasts fight and perish
Chaos or peace they will bring
Carnage on Urth, ripe for the taking
Forces of nature unleashed, they divide the world
The tribes of men, they gather around as they clash
They sacrifice themselves to nourish the beasts they support
While they kill with no remorse
The legions of their servants flock to the fields they collide
In primal rage beasts fight and perish
Chaos or peace they will bring
Carnage on Urth, ripe for the taking
Forces of nature unleashed, they divide the world
And in the end one God will ascend
They will inherit the earth
A brand new world, united again
As we march on to rebirth
In primal rage beasts fight and perish
Chaos or peace they will bring
Carnage on Urth, ripe for the taking
Forces of nature unleashed, they divide the world
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