The whole world has gone crazy
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It's all-in game!
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Time flies, sweeping away the darkness,
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Don't run away and don't come back.
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You need to understand that it's not just
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The world turned out to be a black wall. |
- Waiting for the fire.
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The flock must turn back. |
- Flesh and blood.
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The breath of the rocks awaits ahead.
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The flock runs like a silent wall.
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Pack! |
And the clang of the chains is deaf.
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The sounds of paradise were numb, and the angel spread its wings.
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Waiting for death at the edge, a flock roams in the shadow of hell.
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From century to century in the dust of their banners
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A crowd of slaves and freaks.
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From a hundred selected names
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Sends fresh flesh into the fire.
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The flock runs like a silent wall.
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Pack! |
And the clang of the chains is deaf.
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The sounds of paradise were numb, and the angel spread its wings.
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Waiting for death at the edge, a flock roams in the shadow of hell.
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The rivers will not disappear, the wind will not subside,
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If there will be a flock with the dawn here.
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A howl above the earth - ice and cold, and the blood freezes.
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And God sees - a pack of dogs, blind eyes,
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will leave his mark there at the edge.
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Like a ghost, a star shines into the darkness,
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And moonlight is a reward.
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Waiting for the saints is not a simple game in the circle of hell.
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A howl above the earth - ice and cold, and the blood freezes.
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And God sees - a pack of dogs, blind eyes,
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will leave his mark there at the edge.
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Here are tears through laughter, a look at death.
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It's a pity only those who threw the flock.
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And life flows its own river.
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One step back, two steps forward, from dust to fire.
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But death is behind you.
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The night will come, the light will go, peace will come.
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A howl above the earth - ice and cold, and the blood freezes.
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And God sees - a pack of dogs, blind eyes,
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will leave his mark there at the edge.
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Here tears through laughter, fear for the brave,
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There is emptiness in the hearts.
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Pity those who are far away forever
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They themselves will die for their flock. |