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Artist: Vulcano
Canonical path: /vulcano/the-signals
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The Signals
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The Signals
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It's raising in the heart all the violence
Siignal of the final day
Nothing deny those the creatures
They are for to real.
The moon and the sun will not light
Tomont the sters will not pright
The war and hungers will fill durb
The fire on the land... nothing will remain!
It's raising in the heart all the violence
Siignal of the final day
Nothing deny those the creatures
They are for to real.
The moon and the sun will not light
Tomont the sters will not pright
The war and hungers will fill durb
The fire on the land... nothing will remain!
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