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Ultra Crusher
05:02
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Cast out the righteous one.
He who has, worlds un-turning.
Reach down, conquering hand.
See these Giants, now fallen.
I’VE MASTERED ALL
Cast out the holy one.
Rise amongst, souls undying.
Reach down, imperial hand.
See these Kings, lost in madness.
I’VE MASTERED ALL
Laid bare for all to know.
This famine and flood.
Disciples shall bear witness.
Usher comes.
The marching deathless.
Let’s swing the axe.
Before the altar.
Usher comes.
I’VE MASTERED ALL
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Luella
05:56
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In this twilight of God waits my dear.
Child of Autumn knows not of fear.
Troubled from birth, born of the damned.
Born into death, servant in hand.
Taken away, hidden from view.
Yielding to fate, knows not her truth.
Troubled from birth, born weak of heart.
Born into death, she dearly departs.
With death let her lay.
Here by my side.
O’ her stone marked grave.
All through Winter, waiting my dear.
Hardened her eyes filling with tears.
Veils of lace blow through her mind.
Clings to his hand, she hopes for a sign.
With death let her lay.
Here by my side.
O’ her stone marked grave.
A blackened eclipse masking her view
Like moonlight passing from old into new.
Decayed within, silenced her words.
Born into death, transcending worlds.
With death let her lay.
Here by my side.
O’ her stone marked grave.
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Sohnelm Gold Coast, Australia
Hesh Dungeon Rock 🐉 | GC-SYD
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