Supernova
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Supernova
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After the thunder
And after the rain
An ocean of tears
Revelation remains
I can’t believe it’s the end?
The earth is quaking
No more prayers
Sirens, alarms
Sulphur’s in the air
Electric whirls and pungent smells
The atmosphere turns red
A storm is raging dark
Inside the land
Through the fires in the night
The Sun is turning black
The world is cursed
Angels will fall
A thousand tears, a thousand more
Shadows are moving, stars collide
The atmosphere turns red
A storm is raging dark
Inside the land
Through the fires in the night
The Sun is turning black
The atmosphere turns red
A storm is raging dark inside the land
Through the fires in the night
The Sun is turning black
Sins can’t be washed away
The world is going down on
Judgement day
No more heaven and hell
(On a Supernova)
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