Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Arghoslent
Canonical path: /arghoslent/the-negress
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Negress
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The Negress
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Raise us to opulence and power
We take this bundle of thorns
Follow us to post-modern victory
The kingdom of the golden chariot
Tainted woman give your silver
The fine for civil disorder
Fornication of useless eunuchs
Costly act of bestiality
Justify the emerald fortress
Across the exosphere's crown
The negress responds to a tribal call
A mongrel cesspool invites her in
Poor bastards breathing the fumes of genocide
As the chambers of cleansing ignite
Divine children sprinkle their ashes
Supreme oasis has been achieved
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Arghoslent performs "The Negress", and this lyric page sits inside the Arghoslent catalog on LyroVerse.
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