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Deafen Clamor Lyrics by Folkodia

The Fall of the Magog

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A deafen clamor
Disturb the stillness of those holy lands
The rivers turn to red
And morbid clouds herald
The grim ripper's duty
Numerous brave warriors
Chuck their last drop of blood
In a lopsided bout to gain victory
Against all expectations
The battle was harsh
Victory's yelling will expand
Enemy will not dark coming back
In honor they died
And will be remembered
Through the ages
As glorious heroes
The battle was harsh
Victory's yelling will expand
Enemy will not dare coming back
Deafen clamor disappears
The rivers turned to red
Numerous brave warriors
Fell to force victory against fate
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"Deafen Clamor" appears on "The Fall of the Magog".

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