La La La La La La La La
La La La La La La La La

And so it begins
And so it begins
From within
The depths of the dying earth
It has given birth
To a terrible thing that has broke free from its cage

Night is
Night is
Falling Fast
Time is
Time is
Here at last

La-La-Leviathan
La-La-Leviathan
Has come again
And an agony
It will surely bring
The spell is upon us and has us tightly in its grip

Night is
Night is
Falling Fast
Time is
Time is
Here at last

From the dust returns a Titan
From the dust returns a Titan
Ancient names whispered in the darkness
Lost words spoke from chattering teeth
Bloody runes forebode the arrival
Of a beast who no longer sleeps
This is the end of everything we know?
My darling, this is simply the end
Such safety finds us, like lambs devoured by wolves

Heaven is shattering!
Heaven is shattering!
Hope is lost!
And soon there will be a flood
Of angels weeping blood
Grim retributions we will pay for tonight

Night is
Night is
Falling Fast
Time is
Time is
Here at last

Hell is assembling
Hell is assembling
Humanity has reached its bitter end
No time to make amends
Up from the pits call the unnameable faceless ones

Night is
Night is
Falling Fast
Time is
Time is
Here at last

From the dust returns a Titan
From the dust returns a Titan
Ancient names whispered in the darkness
Lost words spoke from chattering teeth
Bloody runes forebode the arrival
Of a beast who no longer sleeps
This is the end of everything we know?
My darling, this is simply the end
Such safety finds us, like lambs devoured by wolves

Well It is far too late to change our ways
After what occurred tonight
Events that we have witnessed can never be unseen
We walk alone to atone into the unknown
We walk alone to atone into the unknown

Well all that will be left is scattered stones
Of forgotten cities long gone
The things that we have witnessed can never be unseen
We walk alone to atone into the unknown
We walk alone to atone into the unknown


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