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Bloodlines

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Bloodlines

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Feelings, transgression

Discrete, absolution

An empire, born to rule

A child, inherits all

His blood, changes all

His blood, will be their fall

Chorus

Bloodlines, the empire is burning

Bloodlines, it will never go away

Feathered lives, will change it all

The empire, must fall

Chorus

Fire

Burn

Flesh

Ashes and dust

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