Mankind's Last Breath
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Mankind's Last Breath
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The decay started to blind their blue eyes
As they smiled and laughed praising their lord
And the last lie they needed to hear
Was supposed to set them free
To forgive all their sins and purify them
To save their immortal souls
The horror spread through the nations
And mankind was drowned in despair
Statues of Christ bled black blood
And were swallowed by the earth
Even the strongest of men screamed and cried
One by one their lifeless corpses fell to the ground
Feeding the fields of blood
Summoning the final hour of destruction
As the sun began to blacken and the world to freeze
Flowers withered and stars fell
See the plague spread in the cold breeze
No human would ever again breathe
Statues of Christ bled black blood
And were swallowed by the earth
The reek of death descended from the sky
And the whole world stood still
The future of life seaced to be
And mankind would now finally extinct
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