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Karmic Decimation

from Saturnus by Nephilim Terror

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The skies go black
A shadow is cast upon the earth
As the darkness gives birth to a cosmic entity

Beings from a realm unknown
Reign from above to annihilate
Creations of an ancient race
Built to decimate
They have sealed our fate

From this day on, the world will suffer endlessly
The human race is now a distant memory

Machines from another galaxy
Bring the end of the populace
Souring the earth for signs of life
None will be spared
For mankind's time has come

None will be spared
They've sealed our fate

All traces of our kind, forgotten
A karmic decimation of the human race
Plunge the earth into utter oblivion
Erase the world of all existence

The automatons leave quick as they came
In search of life amongst distant galaxies
They will not stop

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from Saturnus, released February 6, 2015

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Nephilim Terror Houston, Texas

Nephilim Terror is a metal act, with members based in Houston and Dallas, Texas. Blending elements of progressive, melodic thrash and black metal, the band is sure to please a wide variety of listeners. Nephilim Terror's first release, Saturnus, will be released soon. ... more

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