The dawn of time breaks
See the sun rise to the sky
The wheel of time begins to turn

But then we heard it
A divine voice out of nowhere
Spoke to our hearts and showed the way

Almighty Lord, we have come to your hall
Do glatem live, creator of all
Open your heart and you will find a way
Paradise calling and enter you may (Falling down)

Now your soul returns to paradise
(Falling down) Double seven thirty-four

The wheel kept turning
Ages came, time passed us by
We lived in perfect harmony
But then it happened our ranks decreased rapidly
But now it's time for our return

Once we were numerous but that's long ago
We are no more double seven thirty-four
We last two united and two became one
One hundred eleven, they perished in flames (Falling down)

Now your soul returns to paradise
Double seven thirty-four

Almighty Lord, we have come to your hall
Do glatem live, creator of all
Open your heart and you will find a way
Paradise calling and enter you may (Falling down)

Now your soul returns to paradise
Double seven thirty-four (Falling down)
Now your soul returns to paradise (Falling down)
Double seven thirty-four


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    Well also... The last two united and became one the last two numbers are 34 so now they are thirty four, add 34 to 77 and you get 111 and then 111 perished in flames = 0 everyone died...

    BladeofDeathon July 28, 2011   Link

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