Fire Death And Fear
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Fire Death And Fear
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Wiil I ever find out the sour of fear
The sour of scare
And walk on the entire range of being
Far of being near
I came here for breezy blood to step on
A hill of soil and mud
I walked till here to feel my spear
I obey my lordly prime, I sharpen my
steel to sharpen my fear
And breaking my awe's chain, my
sparkly view their dread will rare
Back to the battle where fate calls
And the smell of death slyly crawls
I sailed till here to drown my fear
CHORUS
Darkness, dread and tear
Make each sense of death to seem so far
so near
Fire, death and fear
I dry me wetly dreams on shields and
spears
Darkness, dread and tear
Fire, death and fear
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