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Revenant
05:26
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Verse 1:
Beneath the heat
Of binary suns
Left to rot and burn
The numbness and pain
The blood and the sand
Sensations too mixed to discern
A blood-seal pact
A grim contract
A second chance at life
Destined or damned
He casts out his hand
Grips the blade of a knife
Chorus 1:
A revenant in armour clad
He roams the sands of Arasad
Through frozen night and burning day
His anger never fades away
He answers to no King or God
Their laws are false their morals flawed
A soldier risen from the dead
Through fire and steel he'll have revenge
Verse 2:
One by one
By knife and gun
The guilty start to fall
Bandits and thieves
Lawmen and priests
His vengeance comes for all
They try to run
They try to fight
Their efforts are in vain
No matter the path
They fall to his wrath
'Till only a few remain
Chorus 2:
Advancing like a tidal wave
He breaks upon them guns ablaze
He cannot stop can't turn away
Until his death has been repaid
The bullets fly like metal rain
His undead body feels no pain
Avatar of death and fate
A product of their reckless hate
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Gunslinger's End
02:57
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Shino Kingston, Ontario
Synth-rock Musician/part-time Cosmic Warrior currently operating out of Kingston Ontario
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