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Ashes
02:33
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World of ashes
Where have you gone
Bleeding from the
Greed it holds
Ashes, Ashes
Where are thou from
Fires rage and
All life is gone
Souls in flame
Devoured by gain
Left abandoned and
Writhing in pain
Greedy man's soul
Remains unclaimed
Hurt and pain does
He await
World of ashes
Where have you gone
Bleeding from the
Greed it holds
Ashes, Ashes
Where are thou from
Fires rage and
All life is gone
Gold and glory
Took their hold
His fellow man
Betrayed and sold
Foolish mortal
Thought victory was his
But all he got was
Eternal Unrest
World of ashes
Where have you gone
Bleeding from the
Greed it holds
Ashes, Ashes
Where are thou from
Fires rage and
All life is gone
Vengeful ghosts
Haunt his soul
One of these days
Their time will come
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