An universal doom
Had covered these gray and abbhorent wastelands

This is how it's gonna be
Only pestilence and anguish in the last of them

They looked up with pain in heads
Endless pillars of cold steel tear the sky apart

An unified energy of everyone
Rage bleeds through the wires with contempt of Gaia
It's time to burn fucking hives

Burning down the hive
Lair of sick machines
Rage bleeds through their wires with contempt of Gaia

Burning down the hive
Rage bleeds through their wires with contempt of Gaia

Under the pale sun
Burnished metallic godless gears constructed intelligence from nothing
Monoliths stand elevated to bear our doom

Leave behind all you lived for
Disengage from their chains

Leave behind all you lived for
Now it's time to adapt

Misery of defeat
And the skyline will shut with an inhuman blast

Misery of defeat
Now there is no escape from this agony except death

Burn It Down



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