Extinction Aftermath
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Extinction Aftermath
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Human Aftermath
Acid winds pierce my lungs
My eyes burn bright
When I stumble upon the dirt of ages
Avert my sight and wither the memories of once was good
Finally releasing me from imperfect flesh
Hooray for the collapse of civilization
Crying, mourning and dying
Mourning and dying
Cessation aftermath
Oblivion aftermath
Termination aftermath
Extinction aftermath
The lucky ones are those who died
Without ever knowing what ended their life
We are the ones paying the price
Surviving at first but left to die
The lucky ones are those who died
Constant Pain
Narrowing my motions, blinding my sight
Obfuscating my soul
Radiated men eat the flesh of radiated men
Fingers reach to an unresponsive god
Deranged last words of a dying breed
When the dust settles
Nothing will remain
When the last man dies
We are no more
Extinction aftermath
We end
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Jack Slater performs "Extinction Aftermath", and this lyric page sits inside the Jack Slater catalog on LyroVerse.
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