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Power to Consume

from Under Disorder by Dark Century

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Power to consume

Empire of demise in search of a savior
Hidden behind their moral flag, a swarm of cowards
modern sense of justice by greed coerced
To protect and favor the elite, exploit the masses

Fire and brimstone
Death rains from above
The final judgement
Wrath of a man-made god

Imperial tower of doom disguised as a refuge
Symbol of strength and virtue, tactical deceit
Religious believes only feeding the corrupt
Create reasons to execute tragedy and witness (the) collapse

Nations unite in front of this terror
In this time of need, demand a new leader
Enters a false prophet, (this) evil messiah arises
Seducing the weak with empty words and promises
Blinded by their fear, bloodlust and ignorance
Freedom disappears, dying with applause and compliance

Calculate and manipulate
Millions of victims to dominate

The power to consume the earth
The future of the world within his grasp
Hypnotized by the trigger
The beauty of the weapon
The temptation to end it all
An urge to become extinction
hellfire unleashed

The sheep follows \ obeys and reveres
The wolf commands \ Slaughters to feast
Upon the waste land \ Marching through ruins
Idolizing a new Eden \ Still searching for a savior...

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from Under Disorder, released March 30, 2018

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Dark Century Montréal, Québec

Aggressive, heavy, bloody and just as importantly, filled with trans fats and cholesterol, Montreal’s metal five-piece Dark Century welds together death, thrash, grind and hardcore, striving to always stay fresh.

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