Kuranes, Long Forgotten Ceremonies
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Kuranes, Long Forgotten Ceremonies
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will mankind ever know
how powerful I once was?
children slaughtered...
in my honour
1000 witches, sodomising...
for me...
uncountable plagues and sufferings I send
onto those who were not faitful
I still can hear the shrieks
Kuranes Kuranes Kuranes!
long forgotten I am now
no powers without beliefs,
humans have their own good God now
he is NOTHING
compared to what I once was
Kuranes Kuranes Kuranes!
condemned to survive in a dark dimension
with the help of an admiration from a few fools
I dispise them, the apocalyptic slaves
once I was powerful... will humans ever know?
Kuranes Kuranes Kuranes!
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