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Welcome to Tartarus, this ain't no mythologue
Welcome to Tartarus, I'll be your mystagogue
I hear the whisper through the flames
of those who remember when Mars was an ocean
I've hidden away the killing machine
up to the north where Atlantis is frozen
Under the crater in the Barathrum
the crust gives way and you find yourself
plummeting down for nine straight days,
to plummet for nine more
into the chasm where the ancient robots
are trapped in a cage of flame
plummeting down for nine straight days,
to plummet for nine more
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Exit Pluto
05:11
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Exit Pluto
Creatures wrought of hatred coalesce to seal your doom
The Gorgon clones emerge stillborn from artificial womb
Hear the cybernetic sirens sing their parasitic tune
As the galactic acolytes conspire silhouetted black against a crimson moon
The old event horizon
Begat the new nadir
Above Antares rising
I'm the new master of the lunar sphere
So guard your throne Jupiter, I can see my own reflection
In the ultraviolet skies
Tendrils of my wrath assail this realm with no refrain
'Til every member of this systemic pantheon is slain
The carcasses of Titans rise from the dead at my command
As the fiber-optic tapestry of fate it torn asunder in my hand
Run along little Mercury, I can see my own reflection
In the lord of thieves' disguise
To arms Mars to arms, I can see my own reflection
In the dying warrior's eyes
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