Mourning Has Broken Lyrics by Sabbat

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foretold in may prophecies global apocalypse has arrived those who lived, wish they were dead walk the live of life and death radiation that covers the skies nuclear mutants holes for eyes burnt beyond recognition melted flesh nature's disguise charred corpses ashes to dust malicious cries of unrelenting lust mutated victims, dwell underground contamination leads to starvation water and food supply destroyed chemical disease followed by diabolical unleashment spewing forth an inferno of carnage torn wasteland of rubbish and debris after the bomb, nothing left to see power hungry nations technology and science prove man's progression is really regression war and political violence have brought about the end blood for blood abomination the final godsend
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foretold in may prophecies global apocalypse has arrived those who lived, wish they were dead walk the live of life and death radiation that covers the skies nuclear mutants holes for eyes burnt beyond recognition melted flesh nature's disguise charred corpses ashes to dust
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