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Artist: Aeternam
Canonical path: /aeternam/ars-almadel
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Ars Almadel
Read Ars Almadel lyrics by Aeternam on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Ars Almadel
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Sons of the lost
Kingdom of fire
Turning
To dust
Launching it higher
Fighting for those who will rise up within
The
Sign of the sun is wisdom and hate
Disordered nations
Embraced the lights
Of hell
The legions of the lords
Serving evil forces
Enslaved and purified
Destroying those who failed
To see their power
In their worst
Nightmares
Fallen angel horned
Pentacle is burning
Devouring all the
Blind
The king is rising
To take his revenge
Enslaved and purified
Destroying those who failed
To see their power
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Aeternam performs "Ars Almadel", and this lyric page sits inside the Aeternam catalog on LyroVerse.
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