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Artist: Ars Diavoli
Canonical path: /ars-diavoli/disposable-existence
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Disposable Existence
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Disposable Existence
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Everyone will become its children in his kingdom of darkness
He will hammer the thorns of the crown in the skull of Christ
and the blood of God will come again and for the last time spilled
before falling in the domination of Lilith's child...
The wolves celebrate your birth! Rise from hell!!! Raise!
Slaughter of christians snatch snatch their hearts
Burn their bodies on the crosses
Sodomize their brides! Impale the priests holocaust!
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