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Dark Ages Lyrics by Wytch Hazel

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There is no truth anymore; it seems there is nothing worth fighting for. We are our own deity, fulfilment cannot be found in me
We have been deceived, in an age of apathy
You can never know, you shall reap what you shall sow
We live in the dark ages
We live in the dark ages
They are so scared to offend, there is no need to pretend the truth of heaven and hell, they have defeated themselves
And we have been deceived, by a wave of apathy
You can never know, you shall reap what you shall sow
So dark, these dark ages
These dark, so dark ages

About “Dark Ages” by Wytch Hazel

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"Dark Ages" appears on "Prelude".

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