| Man’s becoming more corrupt now
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| Godless, wicked, and cruel
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| The soulless man stood silenced
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| Mary’s words rang so true
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| Chastisement worse than the flood
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| Spread the word, it’s all through
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| Don’t kill the messenger 'cause
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| As if we haven’t swam enough in this life of misery
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| Voice your prophecy, shed us some light
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| Feel sorrow for mankind’s chance to survive
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| Swallowed lies and swam in our own tears
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| A stab in the dark but it wounded our will
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| We won’t be here tomorrow
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| Hold on to me for one last time
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| We’ve grown into the numbers
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| Six hundred, sixty six
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| War breaks, a sign of the end
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| Eternally expelled
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| Look to the sky for knowledge
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| The stars align tonight
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| Eclipse and heaven shall fall
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| Now I know I’ve seen it all in my life of misery
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| Voice your prophecy, shed us some light
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| Feel sorrow for mankind’s chance to survive
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| Swallowed lies and swam in our own tears
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| A stab in the dark but it wounded our will
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| Dust the apple off, savor each bite
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| And deep inside you know Adam was right
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| Lust and power, indulgence, no fear
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| Left with his sins, how does this end?
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| We won’t be here tomorrow
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| Hold on to me for one last time
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| As the prophets shed the light
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| On what’s to come, the crowds did gather
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| Your time is precious, they explained
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| No time to worry, messiah’s coming
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| Don’t go to sleep tonight, darling
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| Hold me in your arms
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| These will be our final days
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| And I can’t let go
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| Walls are falling
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| Churches burning
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| Women ravaged
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| Children crying
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| Flesh is tearing
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| Some still fighting in this world of misery
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| Voice your prophecy, shed us some light
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| Feel sorrow for mankind’s chance to survive
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| Swallowed lies and swam in our own tears
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| A stab in the dark but it wounded our will
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| Dust the apple off, savor each bite
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| And deep inside you know Adam was right
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| Lust and power, indulgence, no fear
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| Left with his sins, how does this end?
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| We won’t be here tomorrow
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| Hold on to me for one last time |