The Arrival (Of Ablazed Hordes)
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The Arrival (Of Ablazed Hordes)
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Thunders far away, announce the arrival
Of the shadowed forces, that brings with them
Suffering, destruction and death
To their step, expands burning waves
Of fire destructor, for each place of this world
Leaving only remains of cities, temples
And their pathetic form of life.
The planet is dominated
By the might of the flames & pain
Putting end to all wrong way of anterior dominion
That never will rise again!!!.
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