Mouth of The Architect
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Drown The Old

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Drown The Old

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All your order, all your borders

Sunday soldiers they will fade

Lion sleeping, dragon gleaming

Eagle sceming a new beginning or the end

The bell echoes feeding the storm

Separate the past drown the old

Your thoughts, your memories are now your prison

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