The Swarming Process
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The Swarming Process
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Voyagers of extinction
Gathering for Armageddon
We reach the closing act
The carpet swiftly swept away
Blindfolded, fettered, hand in hand
Feet hooked, bound in iron chains
Babylon's vision - so the Empires Fall
The skies they mourn - Elegies wailed by winds
As we drift under the swarming process
Our heads roll in thunder, is this all that's left?
A prophecy of hatred
By terrestrials (was) sown
The library of Pain
Only mankind could pen
…And it's getting close now
Grip tight your terminal scenery
The Sun hid, the tides swollen
Wave farewell in pointless decadence
No space for hesitation
No room for resignation
Watched you hide your unborn sprouts
In the ever-changing house of dolls
You're All so Vulnerable
All so Goddamn Vulnerable…
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