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First Doom

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First Doom

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The mountains of North

Shall erupt and flames

Of darkland will raise

Hail to one who hails

Blood for one who bleeds

O you mistress of northland

Queen of darkland

I may wash my hands of the

Evil master's blood

For that is no man's doom

Which I bring

That is child's doom

And it shall be the First doom

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