Divine Retribution
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Divine Retribution
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Sowing terror to those who challenge us
Let light consume them
Showed as a luminaire
Spreading life-giving heat
And hint after towering mountains
The aurora in glittering colors
To the thunder of the hulls
The flocks breaking with stillness
Pale fields
Embrace the earth with
His dark cloak to
Bring the rain of light
He will emerge over weak
He will bring a new era
He will be one with his brightness
The pain and helplessness of those fallen flows
That only served as pawns in this earth
Those that built their faith on false urns were betrayed
By beings who extended his hand
Spreading life-giving heat
And hint after towering mountains
The aurora in glittering colors
To the thunder of the hulls
The flocks breaking with stillness
Do not save us from the sadness, solitude
Do not treat us with the tenderness that makes us ill
Give us pain, squeeze us between your hands
Pull out our intoxicated heart
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