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Storms to Come

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Paganizer Canonical path: /paganizer/storms-to-come Related lyric paths: 6
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Storms to Come

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A storm is coming, destroyer of worlds

Winds of steel and chaos, brings us to our knees

A storm ascending, this time it's for real

Darkness descending, we put our trust in steel

We stand prepared to fight. We'll meet our fate tonight

The wind is tearing hard. Still we're standing tall

If chaos reaps us, as warriors we fall

Like a whisper of storms to come, evil will be done

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