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Artist: Ad Astra
Canonical path: /ad-astra/the-art-of-sacrum-profanity
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The Art Of Sacrum Profanity
Read The Art Of Sacrum Profanity lyrics by Ad Astra on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Art Of Sacrum Profanity
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The reign of misty mountains
The frost -The winters they will come
The spirit of ancient evil
Emotion-For burning suicide
The mask of lovesome darkness
The fear-Of keeping good inside
I've seen the end of all
The god-A creature of illusion
A Teratogenesis
A mouth of decadence
The burning evil flames
The end of our tolerance
I walk beyond the moonlight
I pass-I ride into the darkness
Inside the fields of ecstasy
The past-Has drown me forever
An art of sacrum profanity
The dress-Of light into horizon
The flames are growing higher
My eyes-With evil wrath will burn
A Teratogenesis
A mouth of decadence
The burning evil flames
The end of our tolerance
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