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AS THE WORLD BURN

from 2000 AD by Black Empire

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lyrics

As the world burn

From the mountains of the north,
I can see fire ravaging the horizon

As I see man’s failures
I praise the earth for a change
As I see man’s crimes
I praise the earth for revenge
As I see man’s sins
I laugh to death in shame
As I see man dying
I laugh to death in deception

As the world burns
Let it burn!

As the river becomes your reaper
As the storm destroys your land
As lightning lights fires
Let them burn!

Burn by the flames
Burn by the sun
Burn by the frost
Burn, entire human race

This world is dying
Let it burn!

Mountains are bleeding lava
Burning entire continents
Let it burn!
As the world burns
Let it burn!

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from 2000 AD, released October 19, 2013

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Black Empire Rouyn Noranda, Québec

Black Empire is a Canadian Black metal band from northern Quebec Formed in 2001.

Actual line- up:
Audeath:Guit\voc
Julius : Drums
Morhatous: Bass

shared the stage with: Marduk,Seth,Angantyr,Cryptik Howling,Eclipse Eternal, Wolven Ancestry, Nargaroth, Peste Noire, MGLA,Monarque,Forteresse,Celestia&more ... more

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