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Iced Earth ~ Depths Of Hell


Angels coming from above Take the essence of his love Challengers call him from al around Demons coming from the ground Battles won and nothing gained Feel the pain Feel the shock From the depths of hell Darkness dwelling in his soul True damnation no control Shattered pieces of his past Broken dreams among the dead When the smoke clears he will arise Feel the pain Feel the shock From the depths of hell more free lyrics

Angels coming from above
Take the essence of his love
Challengers call him from al around
Demons coming from the ground

Battles won and nothing gained
Feel the pain
Feel the shock
From the depths of hell

Darkness dwelling in his soul
True damnation no control
Shattered pieces of his past
Broken dreams among the dead

When the smoke clears he will arise
Feel the pain
Feel the shock
From the depths of hell

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