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Artist: The Iron Man
Canonical path: /the-iron-man/the-fury
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Fury
Read The Fury lyrics by The Iron Man on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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The Fury
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Ride on into the night
Smoke and fire drowns the light
With eyes of fire, a head with many crowns
He has a name, but no one knows
The armies of the world prepare for battle
His sword will strike all nations down
He is the one who would be king
Come together for the supper of the beast
What once was will never be
On the mountain stands a white horse
The wrath of God is spilling out
On and on, it happens again
Can't stop this dream, what does it mean
Calling out one final shout
With one last breath we meet our death
God help us now
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