The Apocalypse
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The Apocalypse
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I, the needle regained in blood
I suffered your disease
For I am now the chosen one
The Away upon the sheep
So, drowning in a sea
Of love and hatred
You and me
Yes we eat and yes we feast
From daylight to the night
For I am now the chosen one
The leader in disguise
Take my scars and take my dreams
Drown them in your wine
Taste thy fears and taste my blood
Your master so divine
Welcome all
And share the bread
For I will set you free
All in pain to taste the life
For now I let you be
We fade away
To life and promise
Obey your servants
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Oceans Of Sadness performs "The Apocalypse", and this lyric page sits inside the Oceans Of Sadness catalog on LyroVerse.
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