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Imperial Exterminatus

from Illuminating Depravity by Burn The Fleet

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I have come to the greatest realization of all
No insult can be greater than to be compared to you humans
It causes me more and more pain
No greater disrespect can be paid
Than to be compared to the likes of you
I can’t believe the world I’m forced to watch every day
This evil cannot last forever
One day a real rain will come
Not of water but of fire
It will be as though the seven seals and seven trumpets were unleashed at once
It will scour the planet
Scourging the land of filth
None will be left alive
It will end the human reign upon the earth
It will end the dominion of all life
Survival is not possible
The earth left sterile
I will not weep for the human race
This is the end of all hope
This is exterminatus

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from Illuminating Depravity, released July 31, 2015

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Started winter of 2010. Forerunner ep released winter 2011. Shred was spread throughout 2012. WE CHANGED OUR NAME FROM FLAGSHIP TO BURN THE FLEET. Illuminating Depravity will be released July 2015.

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