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Dragon Sky
03:41
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I want some gold.
You need some gold.
We need some gold.
I want gold.
We came here prepared to fight.
We came here prepared to fight.
We came here prepared to die.
And so the story goes, as the ancients told us.
Attacking what we built, relentlessly above us.
Nock on.
Pull back.
Let loose, let loose.
Tell them I fought well.
I want some gold.
You need some gold.
We need some gold.
I want gold.
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2. |
Mind Control
03:54
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I can't help but to think everything's OK.
Set the letter, tune the channel it's too late.
But you fell. You feel it now don't you?
But you fell. You feel it now.
I see tracers. Tracers.
Training on my. On my, on my,
On my, you scream it out.
But you scream, you scream it out.
You want it all.
You need it all.
But you fell. You feel it now.
But you scream. You scream it out.
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3. |
Ammit
03:54
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Truth gives her punishment mouth.
All those before me have been downed.
Will I continue toward life.
Or have I been cast out?
Ammit.
Ammit.
Who let you choose if we will follow that?
Ammit, Ammit.
Here comes the shuffling doubt.
Next to be within the without.
Will I continue toward life.
Or have I been cast out?
Ammit.
Ammit.
Who let you choose if we will follow that?
Ammit Ammit.
With a sickle in his side.
Ammit.
Ammit.
Who let you choose if we will follow that?
Ammit, Ammit.
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4. |
Thin End
04:08
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Drink up the sea.
And swallow the sun.
Inhale your atmosphere.
And salt all of your soil.
Scratch all the cities from the maps of your sons.
Lay all your wives and your daughters to serve as us.
Your crest into dust.
And silence your gods.
Let the ink of your scholars,
mix in the river with your blood.
Scratch all the cities from the maps of your sons.
Lay all your wives and your daughters to serve as us.
Drink up the sea.
And swallow the sun.
Inhale your atmosphere.
And salt all of your soil.
Scratch all the cities from the maps of your sons.
Lay all your wives and your daughters to serve as us.
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