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The Saviors Dead (Final) by kickliquid [Email]

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Last Played: Oct 12, 2008 - 04:43:27 AM
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Uploaded: May 23, 2008 - 12:15:53 AM
Last Updated: May 23, 2008 - 12:15:53 AM
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Description:
The Revolt of Angels who's Objective was to claim the seat at the throne of the Creator. This faction of once loyal soldiers, about one third of the angels in heaven, stormed the gates of eternity overturning the once unperturbed landscape and setting fourth the events that would undoubtedly contribute the fall of man.

The Coup was lead by the Seraph 'Morning Star' who practically was God's right hand man and was one of the highest known rank angel within the order. Despite popular cultures depiction of Satan, the Morning Star was actually a noble and handsome Celestial Being, Who's pride consumed him and his thirst for power would eventually lead to his Fall on the battlefield of judgement by God's most loyal Angels lead by archangel Saint Michael.

Lyrics:
there's no weight left in these words; a broken promise hell hath flood with joy
the saviors dead, the morning star raise the dead from all the wars.

Their weary bones are weak with sin, their solemn fates are sealed within
You go to where from which you came, six feet under above the flame

your stary gaze upon the gates of fairytales , you were quite brave
to think he would've saved us all from ourselves but saved nothing at all

at all
at all
nothing at all

Come to me with open arms

Feel the Burn within your veins

I am everything you want to be

I am the nothing and the everything

I am you... I am... I am you. I am
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well done &mdash 06/18/08 - 12:29:36 PM
This is a great song. A lot of dark imagery in the lyrics and your vocal delivery is right on point and unique enough to give another element to the story. Is this part of a longer series?

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The gates of fairytales &mdash 07/29/08 - 08:53:09 AM
Love this song. I echo Lennon's question, is this part of a larger series? If not, please consider that possibility.

I dig the irony of your genre choice, too. I prefer endings, as opposed to abrupt cutoffs like you employed that make it sound like MIDI loops coming to an end, but this time it works with the concept of the song. I'm off to discover your other stuff...

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