Holy Planet Yamoth
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Holy Planet Yamoth
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I see you goin' blind when I look in your eyes
The fire in the Sky is burning
There was a crowd, a million people down
The priests that came from nowhere
Holy Planet Yamoth
Altar of death
Center of the universe
Can you see the masters?
Can you see the slaves?
Can't you see what is sacred?
The crowd start to sing a damned ancient hymn
They shout and I can see the madness
There was a queen, so high as she can be
She stared at me - I'm cursed!
Holy Planet Yamoth
Altar of death
Center of the universe
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