Celestial Bodies Fall
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Celestial Bodies Fall
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In 1469 it was foretold
When the stars align the world turns cold
Lead on - lead us on
Lead us - lead us on
Please lead on
Save your prayers - doom awaits
The horsemen come to seal our fate
Some last words to whom you hold dear
The apocalypse is near
Powerless we stand aside
In abomination we confide
Death has come to take its toll
Celestial bodies fall
The day has come of the prophecy
The armageddon will see us bleed
Bitter chaos and faces of despair
The misfortune is present everywhere
What's upon us cannot be stopped at all
As the heavens male their fall
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