Pandemonium Rising
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Pandemonium Rising
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Invoking the Gods
With lunatic verses of pathetic murmurs
But why do they sleep in eternity
And cannot hear your voices?
Belief is a blain
Surrounded by the greed of mankind
Unable to know that
Everything is worthless
No divinity - consumed
By darkness we are
Pandemonium Rising
Our world is hell and our home
No dignity - a race of rats
Mankind is spreading like a plague
No ancient gods send words of mercy
Purifying flames
Shall clean the earth
And the dark lord
Will rise from his throne
Amongst conjuring madness
And you are the slaves at his feet
Burning temples fall into ruin
Holy symbols smashed in filth
Choirs of damnation
Singing the serenade of weeping angels
Pandemonium Rising - at the final dawn
We all shall burn
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