Seven Archons

from Cloaks of Oblivion by Eruption

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Witness the arrival
Hail the sons of fire
Welcome the daughters of light
Children of the stars

We serve the celestial seven
The seven princes of Hell
Seraphim descendant from Heaven
The damned, the angels that fell

When the seven came, we saw a blazing sky
We felt the soil shake and we watched the oceans dry
Sacred scriptures said they were beings of creation
We bought those ancient lies and paved our own damnation
We worshipped them as gods; the lion, horse and dog,
the seven headed snake, the dragon and the ape
and the shining one, the sword of heavenly fire
Repaid we were with despair and broken desire

We serve false gods of death
We worship lords of war

When the seven came, we saw a blazing sky
We felt the soil shake and we watched the oceans dry
Sacred scriptures said they were beings of creation
We bought those ancient lies and paved our own damnation
We worshipped them as gods; the lion, horse and dog,
the seven headed snake, the dragon and the ape
and the shining one, the sword of heavenly fire
Repaid we were with despair and broken desire

Our children march to death
We hail the mighty ones

We serve the celestial seven
The seven princes of Hell
Seraphim descendant from Heaven
The damned, the angels that fell
We serve false gods of death
We hail the mighty ones

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from Cloaks of Oblivion, released May 2, 2017

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