The Gods Looked Down
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The Gods Looked Down
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And the gods looked down, and they sighed
And the gods looked down, and wondered why
That like the flowers we bloom and die
That however strong our arms, we let our hands be tied
That we build great walls, but for our sins
We open up the gates and let the assassins in
And the gods looked down, and they sighed
And the gods looked down, and they cried
For the ruins that once stood tall
For we slaves who once ruled all
For a goddess who now lies still
For a civilization that's now an anthill
And the gods looked down, and they sighed
And the gods looked down, and they died
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