Antarctica
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Antarctica
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A land of desolation
A white lifeless hell
A land of starvation
Burning all skin cells
Kingdom of storms
Refuge of spirits
Like unspeakable swarms of old units
Towards us, insignificant human
Join us in our frightful eden, join us
Join us in our frightful eden
Between the wind and snow
We can see the mountains
Rejecting their smoke of sulfur
As a grinding cello
And cursed fountains
Of lava, molten rock, and fire
Naïve, we are moving in the storm
While our senses deform
We are moving in its unwavering greatness
We let ourselves be enveloped by its darkness
Our victory in this desert
Will destroy our spirit, destroy our heart
Great valley of death
Let these men pierce your secrets
So we can retake our place
Its beauty calls us, we can’t go back
Our quest begins now, even if the ice should crack
We can’t go back
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