The Battle Of Armageddon
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The Battle Of Armageddon
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I saw the beast and the kings of the earth
And their armies gathered together to fight the god they cursed
The beast and Phaul's prophets were taken from their thrones
They were cast alive to the fire and brimstone
Satan and his armies marched into the valley
Bodies on the pile, paths of destruction
You will see the fires of hell rain throughout the night
CHORUS:
The battle of Armageddon, the battle of Armageddon
Angels in the skies wings a fiery blaze
The cdevils' balls of fire can see them
Through the haze good against the evil, evil sure to win
CHORUS
Lightning in the sky, thunder clouds rool by
Battle's finally over, Satan's time to die
God has taken over, peace throughout the land
CHORUS
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