Monstroyer
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Monstroyer
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I'll be standing apart, slightly above,
Beholding the clamoring of fools,
While they race to be the very first ones,
Sneers on my lips at the twilight of men,
Watch the edge of earth as it unfolds,
Fires start, razing the sand of time,
Salt in your wounds, groaning with pain,
The time has come for some unveiling,
Lust for Control, Electric Stranglehold,
Far too many times, you have been told,
The biting of the nuclear cold,
Lust for Control, Electric Stranglehold,
Far too many times, you have been told,
Bathed in nuclear cold,
Too many times, you've been warned of your end,
Time for fire has come to the ages,
Light is the time, killing high above,
Inferno borne from above, igniting the air that we all breathe,
Fires so deep in the sky, terror to ink black night,
Monstroyer! Monstroyer!
Terror to ink black night, feel it pulse in your time.
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Rammer performs "Monstroyer", and this lyric page sits inside the Rammer catalog on LyroVerse.
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