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Hour of Lament

from Defining Armageddon by The Reckoning

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Is our world coming to an end - I regret all the things I've not yet done
I feel lonely in this hour of lament - though it's coming to us all
Dread surrounds my only hope - that He'll meet me on the other side
We've been brought down to our knees - there's no refuge for us now

I just can't bring myself to see
That this is really happening to me
I did all you wanted so please
Can't you see, how can this be ?

This is it, the final act
No need to cower from it now
You will die, as will I
There's no way we can stop its wrath
Tell me now, are you glad
You prayed to Him to save yourself ?
Because I, feel no more
That this life's worth praying for

Don't expect no sympathy - you brought it on yourselves
Don't hope for no miracles - though we may meet down in Hell
You lied and sinned - against us and yourselves
Now all must pay the price - take that with you to the grave

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from Defining Armageddon, released December 1, 2012

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The Reckoning Somerset, UK

The Reckoning is the heavy metal expressions of English guitarist and songwriter Ben Higgins, allied to the badass vocal talents of Rob Lundgren from Sweden.

The debut album, Defining Armageddon was released in December 2012 and the follow up album is under way with a release for 2013. ... more

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