Birth of New Ages
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Birth of New Ages
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Pillars of the world fall down
As the sky once bright as a million suns
Shatters like a planet into dust
Darkness sleeping from outer space...
I have seen what no eyes could see
I saw a world crumble down
And death infecting the stars
And sick light flow into your eyes
I saw oceans of the blackest ashes
And the sun crushing it's mechanism
It's light swallowed in a whirl of darkness
Leaving a dead, cold and sterile ground
Aeons old, seraphs fell from their thrones
Downward in absolute emptiness
Wails resounded like a horrid symphony
With secrets unbeknownst I fall
And anywhere out of this world
Let me fade out
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