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The Stairwell (feat. Dan Watson)

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The Stairwell (feat. Dan Watson)

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Destined for death

A being never suspected by man

Inclined to believe in a single power, each of malevolent grandeur

Now, peer into the eyes of the devil

Mesmerized, do you see the flame's reside?

Legions flock out of the corpse

The daemons burst forth

Armed at the flesh by nail and thorn

Aeons of primordial desire

Now awakened by an offering of fire

This shall be the end

No mortal could predetermine this inevitable extinction

Added fodder to the pile

Deemed for me to feast

Filthy and sub-servant, worth less than the dirt beneath your feet

Given understanding

Damn the souls to burn in the chambers of Hell

While the integument provides for the stairwell

All shall be deceived

Received by the hands of suffering

All shall be deceived

Received by the hands of suffering

The true king will soon crush Him underneath His wrath

The grace of your lord is not found in death

Now fall to your knees

Scream - it will not save you

Forsaken, mistaken

Devoured by the blackening of the Sun

Kill

A being never suspected by man

Inclined to believe in a single power, each of malevolent grandeur

Now, peer into the eyes of the devil

Mesmerized, do you see the flame's reside?

Released upon the world

The massacre inaugurates

Torn at the flesh by tooth and nail

Corpses pile, they accumulate

Denounced as mortar for the ultimate structure

This shall be the end

No mortal could predetermine this inevitable extinction

Forsaken, mistaken

Hark his demand

I've been waiting for this day in darkness

Wondering what I will say to the one who has forsaken me, the one who has cast me astray

You favor a failed creation

Only fear brings them back to contrition

Forgiving them for the sins they commit

By damning me to a bottomless pit

Mercy

I will show you the mercy that you showed me

None

Murder the father and black out the Sun

Black Star silencing the reign of mortal life

Engulfing the Earth’s surface in fire and blood

A Stairwell breaching the veil of Heaven

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