Vesuvius 79 A.D.-Triumvirat

[ti:Vesuvius 79 A.D.] [ar:Triumvirat] [al:New Triumvirat Presents Pompeii] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Vesuvius 79 A.D. - Triumvirat [01:53.25]Almost seventeen years [01:54.29] [01:56.60]They had been living in peace [01:58.62] [01:59.68]Which made their conscience lazy [02:01.24] [02:04.27]Life was happily tuned [02:05.73] [02:08.29]To take it easy [02:09.55] [02:11.50]Seemed the golden rule [02:12.88] [02:15.93]But again they ignored [02:17.23] [02:18.56]The tune Vesuvius scored [02:19.85] [02:23.47]A scream of raw distortion [02:25.26] [02:27.57]Glowing rocks he used as drums and cymbals [02:30.08] [02:33.57]And burning lava for his violins [02:36.98] [02:41.71]The overture wasn't new [02:42.86]But when they reached section two [02:44.28]He had a special effect [02:45.47]Which didn't look like a gag [02:46.84]He tore Pompeii apart [02:47.81]Crescending into part three [02:49.65]He gave the encore for free [02:57.07] [04:22.31]The warning born in unknown skies [04:23.81]Was recognized too late [04:25.01]Pompeii's lights had faded out [04:28.71] [04:30.39]The gods had closed their gates [04:32.88] [04:34.85]The mountain opened up it's mouth [04:36.59]It's breath was crimson gold [04:39.15] [04:40.20]The day Pompeii died [04:41.79] [04:43.19]It was the devil's fair [04:44.81] [04:46.46]That morbid deal had been fulfilled [04:48.24]Vesuvius raised his hands [04:50.96] [04:52.78]'THOU SHALT NOT KILL '