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a seafaring vessel
where we're trying to stay alive
you keep staring forward
with your wild unblinking eyes
stuck in a window
you've created in your mind
the seals were broken
And the future changed our lives
The trumpets are sounding
Never heard it quite so loud
A choir of foghorns
With the screaming of the crowds
An army of angels
Are descending from the sky
A new revelation
That a third of us will die
And the beasts are rising from the sea
Well I guess mother was right
This will go down in history
If we can only make it through the night
blood flows to the bridle
And the blind men open their eyes
The seals have been broken
And the future changed our lives
He came out of the clouds
With his eyes shining like fire
His voice like the water
And we’ve got nowhere to hide
Thousands of angels
Are descending from the sky
Put this seal on your forehead
Wash these robes until they’re white
There are earthquakes
And darkness
The moon is redder than blood
stars fall from the heavens
As we lay face down in the mud
The abyss has been opened
Mutant locusts sting our sides
the seals have been broken
And the future changed our lives
[guitar solo]
there's an angel fighting a dragon
I guess that mother was right
This will go down in history
If we can only make it through the night
throw the dead in the fire
Horsemen are making their ride
The seals have been broken
And the future changed our lives
the seals have been opened
And the future changed our lives
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Beyond The Gate
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Week.
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Vapor Lock
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Strange New Gods
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I'll Fly Away
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$40
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Slo Jam (underwater)
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My Heart Is A TARDIS
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Mario Mario (The Legend)
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The Day You Wait Forever
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Benjamin Bear Fort Worth, Texas
In 1750, Benjamin Franklin was observed by over fifteen residents of Philadelphia as he branded an unidentified man with an
Illuminati insignia. He was overheard telling one of his associates, “my work will be done once Benjamin Bear arrives to complete it.”
The reliability of these findings has been verified.
Benjamin Bear has arrived.
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