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The great Merlin, Arhtur's magician and prophet, has observed Ayreon's endeavours argus-eyed, but
now he believes the moment has come for him to intervene.
Merlin, who is unaffected by -and therefore ignorant of- the 'Time telepathy' experiment, assumes that
Ayreon's prop- hecies are deceptive, and so Ayreon must be silenced. Or could there be an undertone of
envy in his words?
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Merlin:
Ridders:
Merlin:
Ridders:
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Ayreon, don't you know who I am
Ayreon, I'll have you know that I can
Charm you with a wave of my hand
You bow to my command
Ayreon, you're an evil stranger
Ayreon, you've become a danger
Your words are all but a lie
I vow that ye shall die
It's Merlin's will, his will be done
The end has come for Ayreon
It's Merlin's will and his will be done
Ayreon, you're in my domain now
Ayreon, I renounce your name now
No one will know who you are
You'll fade out like a star
It's Merlin's will, his will be done
The end has come for Ayreon
It's Merlin's will and his will be done
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Merlin's will
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