Extrication
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Extrication
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With open arms to empty skies
Discolorations and an embrace of damnation
This will be the last sunset of the rest of your life
This sky will come falling down
Bless this massacre for I have seen the end
These eyes have witnessed the self destruction
An extrication of your existence
I have seen this world in flames as it burned to the ground
Pray to the sky that will be the death of you
On your knees for the first time, say your prayers for the last time
Your prayer-less hands can't save you now
This sky will come falling down
With open arms embrace the end
Pray to the sky for the last time
As the clouds part the skies rapidly
Your innocence will soon be unveiled unleashing hell
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