Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Wardance
Canonical path: /wardance/destroyer
Related lyric paths: 6
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Destroyer
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Destroyer
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Dark past ancient time
You must fight to stay alive
Blasphemy there is no God
Who would help against the mob
And in this chaos a baby is born
To be a king and to rule all alone
Half a God half a man
Came the antichrist to ban
Praying peace don't you hear
'Cause the end is almost near
On every fire they praise his fame
He's a hero Destroyer's his name
Half a God half a man
Came the antichrist to ban
Praying peace don't you hear
'Cause the end is almost near
And in this chaos a baby is born
To be a king and to rule all alone
Alone
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