Immortally Dethroned
from Ominously Reigning Upon The Intangible by Relics Of Humanity
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lyrics
Sick with the delusion of grandeur
Obsessed by the lust for power
Requittal comes
Flesh. Power. Dominion
Flesh.
But you are dead!
Power.
You are no one!
Dominion
You are banished
The sinful son
Thrown down, dethroned, deathless and enslaved
Your turn to serve, for you are nothing
You thought your reign will last forever
For aeons you will carry chains
Immortally
Obsessed by the lust for power
Requittal comes
Flesh. Power. Dominion
Flesh.
But you are dead!
Power.
You are no one!
Dominion
You are banished
The sinful son
Thrown down, dethroned, deathless and enslaved
Your turn to serve, for you are nothing
You thought your reign will last forever
For aeons you will carry chains
Immortally
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from Ominously Reigning Upon The Intangible,
released June 12, 2014
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