Fallen Angels
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Fallen Angels
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At the dawn when time began
Blink of raven's eye
Prophecies of the great beast
That god could not deny
Frantic in creations for
A creature called mankind
With the gift of a free will
Let satan in their mind
Cast from heaven
Damned to hell
In the beginning
Angels fell
With a choice to reign in hell
Or serve in heaven's law
Angels did not hesitate
To take their chance below
Cherubim & seraphim
United in their quest
Lucifer would lead the way
The one he loved the best
Lies of heaven
Lies of hell
Through the ages
Mankind fell
Dragons rise - then priests die - heaven cries
Hell unites - & man fights - hypnotised
Broken laws - predators - satan's hordes
In hell jaws - heaven falls - then no more
Look at the children of fallen angels
Free in a world of the fallen angels
No more lies - the fallen rise
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