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Artist: Anthems Of Gomorrah
Canonical path: /anthems-of-gomorrah/temple-of-winds
Related lyric paths: 6
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Temple of Winds
Read Temple of Winds lyrics by Anthems Of Gomorrah on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Temple of Winds
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Weave, oh wicked witch!
Weave your craft upon them!
Plague, tempest and famine!
May your spells crush them!
May their lives be distraught!
Make them pay for sin!
May serpents rise from the waves
And scuttle their ships!
May golems descend their mountains
and chase their folk!
May the Deva haunt their skies
and unleash the hordes of Doom!
Weave, oh wicked witch!
Weave your craft upon them!
Punish man for all his cruelty
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