Black Horizon
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Black Horizon
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I am the unholy man, the keeper of your soul
I'm the one who preach, in the solemn night
Travelling through the foreign land, land of ice and snow
Trapped behind the walls, trying to escape
I serve the dark, I bring, the bright light away
I rule the land, of hate, and starvation
I will sail away…….through the black horizon
On the edge of the world, I was standing on that day
Possessed by evil, I made a hell on earth
From the valley of the lords, I'm trying to reach out
Screaming out in fear, They give me peace of mind
Bridge + Chorus
Last moonrise of our time, a new generation is born
Calling back to my past, learning to react
Shades of darkness calling me, they made me realize
It's hard to breath sulfuric air, on earth that we had lent.
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