Goodbye Phil
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Goodbye Phil
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Desolation by desire, monuments are now to fall
Tremble as we pray for cleansing
Your kind now will face the end of days
No, no you will never change my mind
A mandatory genocide
All those unsaved will meet their end
Absolvement comes
Bodies burning, citys falling
Winds are blowing, seas are rising
Prophisising scenes of chaos
Mankind now is sure to burn
Voices, I cant drown out these foul voices
They are so vulgar and selfish
Why would I ever create this
So senless
Crowded as the people scatter
Wathing death rain from the sky
There is no one left to save you
Weeping as your loved ones die
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