Failed Beliefs
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Failed Beliefs
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No colors to fill the failed beliefs
Enslaved hearts wait to set ablaze
Legends fallen in scorn they feed
Celebrating their hollow grace
Infested hearts defeat treachery
And the noble few become the monarchy
From ancient wisdom grows humanity
And redemption from deities
Revive the glory of this dynasty
And break free of all prophesies
Grow strong in heart
Cherish ferocity
Awaken hope will reign supreme
From scorn to glory with perceiving eyes
From scorn to glory we dare to rise
One thousand years of slavery
Each engraved on our skin
We mock the world in ecstasy
For will grows strong from within
Revive the glory of this dynasty
And break free of all prophesies
Grow strong in heart
Cherish ferocity
Awaken hope will reign supreme
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