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Artist: The Blackwater Fever
Canonical path: /the-blackwater-fever/end-of-time
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End Of Time
Read End Of Time lyrics by The Blackwater Fever on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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End Of Time
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A burning halo, beneath the sea
Man I’m gonna hide, if you let me be
And I’ll simmer quiet, like a lion sleeps
Soon I’m gonna rise
A heated pistol, torn at the seams
And a shot rang out like white lightning
Over your city, on a red fault-line
Like a live fuse wire
Eras and ages, surge and recede
And I’ll hold my stride, ’til I’m on my knees
’Til the end of time
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