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Once all of time is put together,
And the battlefields are all mapped out. Then the horsemen will ride forever, and the blood of men will be let out. Time once held our lives and cities, but blood has rusted from the battlefield. No more will man rule the centuries; No more will man rule the redfield. Death, there’s nothing to fear… Life, will be take it from here… They come from your darkest nightmares raining from the skies thick red blood onto the plains and battle fields as a red rivers run making you darkest horrors real They corrupt both sides so in the end all will die They bring with plague and death and begging for repentance in the last breath the horseman are present. Death, there’s nothing to fear Life, will be take it from here
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