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Artist: The Goths
Canonical path: /the-goths/killing-your-fate
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Killing Your Fate
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Killing Your Fate
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I’m the god of the death
I can hear your breathe
You are coming in my lands
What do you think about me
Do you think you are free?
You are slave on my hands
I am the lord of the death
And doesn’t matter all your breathe
The time is coming to you
And there is nothing you can do
Don’t you see all my power?
I decided your hour
To take you to me
Don’t you feel all my hate?
I’ve just opened the gates
Your soul belongs to me
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