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Burning Plague (Of A New Age)

from Let It Burn by The Crypt

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"Burning Plague (Of A New Age)"
By: The Crypt

Now sinking back
And thinking of the past
And how our lives - how they were cast
Apocalyptic ways of days long forgot
Was the way we lived wrong or not?

We constantly run
Until we’re caught
Can’t look away
Can’t go astray
How did we survive to this day?
The burning plague of a new age

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The burning plague!
Of a new age!

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No! Something must change
For these days are far too deranged
Turning the page
The burning plague of a new age

Something must change
For these days are far too deranged
Turning the page
The burning plague of a new-

Cut the ties and lead
Lead the way
Let us turn the world
In this fray

Shake the ground
And break away
The burning plague of a new age

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Spill the blood and be baptized anew
The more they see other will join us too
This time is ours and we have lots we must do
A new era is here

Spill the blood and be baptized anew
The more they see other will join us too
This time is ours and we have lots we must do
A new era is here

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A new era’s here
It’s up to us to steer
From the front to the fucking rear

It’s time to make them
Make them fear
This turning page
Of a new age

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The burning plague!
Of a new age!

(Heeyah!)

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from Let It Burn, released July 18, 2015

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