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Obsidian Sphinx

from Enigma by Lost Continent

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lyrics

All your leaders lie
All your heroes die

False smiles hide forked tongues
Gods of greed
We worship the snakes as we bleed

All your leaders lie
All your heroes die

The sun has died
Darkness reborn
Rivers of blood
The locust will swarm
A plague uncontained
Your firstborns will die
The scattered corpses
Plagued by the flies
Anubis has spoken
Your heart will be fed
To the consumer
Who feasts on the dead

They made the skies turn red
They made the bodies burn
I’ll put the rumors to bed
I’ll force the masses to learn
They made the skies turn red

I am Alpha
I am Omega

False smiles hide forked tongues
Gods of greed
The snakes in the grass will all bleed

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from Enigma, released October 1, 2014
Kevin Corder, Kenton Harrison, Nick Pitts, Michael Prazenica, Steven Senger

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