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We've all been told, since days of old
that history is written and the future's decided.
The end of days, maybe it's better that way.
'Cause life is only worth living if you make your own way.

I had a vision like a dream.
A million lifetimes in his eyes.
There was suffering in his stride.
And he carried weapons at his side.

The mountains tall, above it all,
served as silent witness to the cadence of man.
The end of days, the hopeless heroes embark.
A man who lies in the ground can finally rest in the dark.

But there is one, beneath the sun,
who is readying the hearts and souls of those who will fight.
For the rest of their days.
You only live if you play.
He's got a loaded question in his mouth and a taste for the game.

He haunted strangers from afar,
Oddly notions in the air
The dreams aren't clear to let me wonder
Whose side are they fighting for?

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from Revolutions Part 1: Dayside, released June 28, 2013

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Chronicles of Sound Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The Chronicles of Sound tell the tale of a rock band on an epic journey to overthrow the god-emperor Dreckin and re-spin their planet. With the mythical artifact Gaine at their side, they're able to channel their music into a powerful magic not seen for millennia. The tale unfolds across concept albums and stunning illustrations. ... more

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