The Children of God
The eyes of a god glance at the sun
Memories of the spillage of his blood
We're opening our eyes, we're washing away
The echoes lost, ruin carried by the flood
Pale under any glow, strength beats through golden wings
But through dilution, turning black, and rancid with pain
We were once the children of God
We will become nothing in time
We are the proud children, the watchers
Arrogant, spirits enraged, cities burn
We stole the lights and turned it into a void
The world marvels at beauty while the world is destroyed
Wings unfurled, and spirits burn bright in unchained rage
As they despair at all that their father creates
We were once the children of God
We will become nothing in time
We were outcast for the sake of a shadow
One day, we will return home
Feathers shed from degrading wings
The time to return is running out
Stuck in a void between paradise and sin
This world is washing us away, rooting us out
We were once beautiful children of God
Nothing more than a sorry race
Drenched in inferior blood
Condemned to live far beyond grace
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