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Middle Earth
04:37
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Never ending war
Sacrifice is burning bright
God help us all
Save us from doom
Explosion shatters the earth
In the mist dark figures move and turn
Cannot feel the pain
Burning flesh of devils tomb
War death is calling
Plotting pain for all who gather
Fire consumes you
Run through the pain
Explosion shatters the earth
In the mist dark figures plot the end
Fire rise from the earth
God help us all
Never ending war
Sacrifice is burning bright
God help us all
Save us from doom
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Awakening
05:00
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One Thousand Deaths
05:35
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The Scream Two
05:43
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