Six Hundred And Sixty Six
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Six Hundred And Sixty Six
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Astute serpent from the garden of eden
Cursed by opening the eyes of men
Satan, affliction of the dutiful servants
Torment with misery and illness
Babylon star king
Will reign from the heights
Splendorous cherub from tyre
Will blaze forever and ever
Possessed sepulchrals, throw the lambs
Ruler beelzebub, death to the holy ghost
Wars, disgraces, catastrophes: signs of the end
Under temptation, the flesh is weak! betrayal and denial
Your darkness shall protect us, mundane prince
We will follow the unholy path taken by cain
Like the lawless angels, we will blaspheme in darkness
We will worship the falling dragon and the rise of the beasts
Six hundred and sixty six
Six hundred and sixty six
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