So you're Ahrima,
Nice to finally meetcha,
Heard so much about you,
And I hope it's all true.
I saw what they did,

Yes, such arrogance!

I'm the Spider,
Crawl inside her!

I'm gonna show you this once,
And then you're gonna do it!

You have a special gift,
But they still treat you like you're a kid.
It must hurt so bad,
With a knife in you're back

Oh, oh, oh,

They don't understand,
This is their last chance,
No more idle hands,
You'll destroy the lamps.
Then they'll know,
Whose in control

Brings those lamps back to me,
Don't leave them in once piece,
Make sure there's a crowd,
Then tear them to the ground!

Brings those lamps back to me,
Don't leave them in once piece,
It's your chance for revenge!
This'll show them!

Now it's your turn,
Come on!
Like you mean it!

I have a special gift,
But they still treat me like I'm a kid.
It hurts so bad,
With a knife in your back.

Oh, oh, oh,

They don't understand,
This is their last chance,
No more idle hands,
I'll destroy the lamps,
Then they'll know,
Whose in control.

They can't stop you,
Bring those lamps back to me,
Go now!
Don't stop!

They underestimate you and your gift!

Tear those lamps to the ground!
Let them cry their eyes out!
Tear those lamps to the ground!
Let them hear the sound!

The seed had been sown.
Now the evil would grow his keen
Young veins were ripe for this aim.
So Ahrima set forth to
Use the lamps as a torch,
And with everyone around,
He tore them to the ground!
And suddenly, without warning,
Their creation was burning!
Their design, ignited!
All that hard work, slighted!
So Toba the Tura was sent to
Hold Ahrima responsible for his mess,
To ban him to this fiery abyss!

While the remaining found a new place to live.


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The Spider and the Lamps Lyrics as written by Thomas Dutton Paul Dutton

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    I didn't knew about the spidersong reference. Up until now that line "I'm a spider, crawl inside her" just bugged me 'cause it didn't seemed to fit.

    bittersweet_girlon December 03, 2008   Link

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