When The Day Became A Night
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When The Day Became A Night
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From the heart of the earth
Ashes covered the ancient culture
Fear, panic, despair
Toxic air caused the blood cough
Emotional memories
Visions from the past
So deep in genetic code
Music roused the daydream
Citizents burned and suffocated
Bodies are mummified
With eternal stratum of earth's blood
Life stops in instant and everywhere... death!!
Emotional memories
Visions from the past
So deep in genetic code
Music roused the daydream
Citizents burned and suffocated
Bodies are mummified
With eternal stratum of earth's blood
Life stops in instant and everywhere... death!!
I saw the horror they endure
At the momment of death
When the day became... night!!
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