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Artist: Arallu
Canonical path: /arallu/jerusalem-gates
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Jerusalem Gates
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Jerusalem Gates
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As the sign opens the seven gates
To the seven world's,
Darkness and horror
will fill the earth
Fill the earth.
One power will get out of there
As he'll come - Butchered
The messenger of Arallu.
He takes the seven keys
And chooses the seven Genii.
The Genii are the soldiers
Of Jerusalem's spirit.
He'll take them to Jerusalem
And will start the war
The war on "megido mountin".
How it's over the god is dead,
Our father, our master,
Takes the burning earth.
Then will start, the war of the end.
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